All articles by Luisa Cheshire – Page 100
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ArticleVietnam cashew exports fall
Vietnam's 2011 cashew exports will be down on last year, despite similar production volumes
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ArticlePakistan eyes Russian market for kinnows
Russia holds tremendous potential for Pakistani kinnow mandarin exports, says shipper
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ArticlePakistan rethinks mango strategy
Pakistan may set higher mango export targets and pursue new markets in coming seasons following a successful deal this year
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ArticleEmirates launches new Asia freight service
Emirates SkyCargo's new freight service connects Australia, Hong Kong and Singapore with the carrier's global network
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ArticleRussian citrus imports soar
Citrus imports in Russia (European, Western and Far East) are on the rise, but there is still plenty of room left for further market growth
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ArticleUS retail strong despite import fall
US retailers have seen continued sales growth this summer despite a decline in US container imports
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ArticleNew FDA fees could hurt importers
New FDA food re-inspection rules could slap extra charges on US importers and push up the price of food
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ArticleInternational sales drive Wal-Mart
Wal-Mart's international sales have bolstered the retailer's second quarter results for fiscal year 2011/12
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ArticleArgentine blueberries take off
Blueberry cargo flights from the Argentine province of Tucuman to the US are reportedly set to more than double this year
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ArticleNOL group reports losses
Neptune Orient Lines (NOL) has reported a net loss of US$67m for the first half of 2011 compared to the prior year period
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ArticleAus citrus gets US thumbs up
Australian navel oranges have been well received in the US so far this season, despite challenging market conditions
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ArticlePakistani mangoes a hit in Japan
Pakistan enjoyed a successful export deal to Japan this season – its first in 16 years. US and European prospects not so bright
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AnalysisIs Pakistani-US mango trade doomed to fail?
Mango exports are being used as a diplomatic tool to enhance Pakistan-US relations. Can it work?
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ArticlePapaya recall prompts tougher import checks
The US Food and Drug Administration has increased its checks on papayas crossing the border from Mexico in the wake of the latest US salmonella outbreak
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ArticleEU gets tough on Chinese pomelos
The EU has tightened its Chinese pomelo import controls, raising doubts about the supply situation to Europe this season
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ArticleArgentina's San Miguel expands in South Africa
Argentina's largest lemon producer San Miguel has inked a deal to buy a South African citrus farm
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ArticleWal-Mart opens first urban store
US retail giant Wal-Mart is opening its first small convenience store in Chicago in a bid to crack the urban market
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ArticleLime exports boost Mexican citrus trade
Mexican citrus exports are up 15 per cent in value terms so far this year, with Persian limes registering the strongest growth
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ArticleAirfreight volumes struggle to take off
International airfreight growth has been lower than expected so far this year, reports the IATA
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ArticleAPL plans new US logistics terminal
Singapore container shipping line APL is developing a new intermodal container terminal in the US