All articles by Liam O'Callaghan – Page 82
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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
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ArticleAldi Australia to cut plastics
Fresh produce is just one area the retailer is set to make changes in an attempt to reduce plastic packaging
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ArticleTop taste for Australian citrus
The eating quality of Australian citrus is the best it has been for years, according to industry reports
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ArticleGo ahead for Woolworths scanners
The Australian retailer is set to expand its smart phone shopping system after a successful trial
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ArticleTraceability revamp for Walmart
Walmart China has unveiled new blockchain-based technology which is set to improve food safety and the information available to consumers
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ArticleSafety guidelines refreshed
New fresh produce food safety guidelines for Australia and New Zealand aim to prevent a repeat of contamination problems
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ArticleProfit drop for Australian distributor
Wholesale distributor Metcash has reported a drop in underlying profits on the back of a decline in its food segment
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ArticleChinese doors open for Turkish cherries
Turkish cherry growers anticipate an increase in exports to China after restrictions were relaxed
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ArticleForward thinking at Hort Connections
The future of the Australasian horticulture industry is set to be one of the hottest topics among the thousands of delegates attending this year’s Hort Connections
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ArticleMASkargo to capitalise on durian dawn
The Malaysian cargo airline hopes to take advantage of new regulations allowing the shipment of frozen whole durian to China
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ArticleLucrative deal for Australian exporter
Australia-based fresh produce supplier Sun Asia is set to send table grapes, stonefruit and citrus to Asia as part of a new multi-million-dollar agreement
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ArticleControlled environment collaboration
Three agricultural technology companies have joined forces to maximise the effectiveness of a new farm management platform
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ArticleCostco breaks ground in China
Retailer Costco is set to open its first brick-and-mortar store in Shanghai in August
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ArticleUS and China rekindle trade talks
Negotiations between the two countries will resume before their leaders meet at the G20 Summit