All articles by Liam O'Callaghan – Page 79
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ArticleReefer trial in Townsville
Efforts to build the export capacity of north-eastern Australia have taken another step forward with a refrigerated sea container trial
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ArticleJapanese technology tutorial
Japan’s government has launched a new project sharing technology with Indian growers to increase fresh produce production
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ArticleAustralian grapes see Chinese high
Some varieties of Australian grapes sold for record prices in China this season as consumers clambered for the ‘high-end’ product
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ArticleThai fruit gains momentum in China
The Asean-China Free Trade Area continues to boost Thailand’s ability to service the Chinese market with fresh produce
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ArticleIndonesia targets trade with Japan
Avocado access closer, as Indonesia signals intention to increase agricultural exports to North Asian nation
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ArticlePakistan calls for mango access
A phone call between representatives from Pakistan and the US could mark the first step for new agricultural trade opportunities
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ArticleAI drives new freight platform
Kuehne + Nagel’s new online platform will optimise the way consumers book trucks and deliver new business opportunities
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ArticleTesco expands in Thailand
UK-based retailer set to add hundreds of new stores in its second largest market
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ArticlePineapple potential for Indonesia
Indonesia has started the process to gain market access to the US for its pineapples
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ArticleNew market for Taiwanese mangoes
A delegation from the Tainan City government visited Japan as part of efforts to promote Tainan mangoes
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ArticleFrank Costa retires from Costa board
Frank Costa will step back from his board role at Costa Group, the business his family founded
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ArticleGrape success for Indian group
Sahyadri Farmer Producer Company’s report of a strong 2018/19 grape season has been accompanied by news about new varieties and retail expansion
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ArticleTurkey rushes to meet cherry demand
A new protocol with China could have a range of effects on the Turkish cherry industry, which is trying to meet increased demand
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ArticleBoost needed for Philippine bananas
A new report from the Philippines government suggests it must spend big to keep its spot as one of the world’s top banana producers
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ArticleNW cherries on the move
Ideal weather conditions in spring helped northwest cherry growers nearly match estimates for the first month of the season
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ArticleFresh produce goes ‘nude’
A South African-based retailer has turned to laser printing vegetables as part of a wider initiative to reduce plastic in its stores
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ArticleMelon move for Brunei growers
Superfish Growers’ first harvest of Japanese muskmelon marks the beginning of a significant investment
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ArticleThe fight for fairer farms
New initiative gives Australian horticulture industry a new way of tackling employment issues
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ArticleDragon fruit partnership delivers
A New Zealand aid programme helping to develop new varieties of dragon fruit is closing in on the commercialisation of a number of varieties
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ArticleEU and Vietnam sign FTA
Both sides welcomed the signing of an ‘ambitious’ new agreement which is set to promote economic development