All articles by Luisa Cheshire – Page 109
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ArticleTaiwan project bears fruit in Vietnam
A Taiwan agricultural assistance project in southern Vietnam has begun to bear fruit
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ArticlePhilippines steps up Iran banana access
A senior Philippine Senator has proposed a raft of measures to regain access to Iran for bananas and bolster the Philippines' banana trade
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ArticleICAO drafts new security rules
The International Civil Aviation Organization drafts new recommendations for airfreight following the foiled Yemen parcel-bomb plot
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ArticleAustralia cherries back on track
Exports of late Australian cherries to Asia are now underway after a devastating start to the season
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ArticleNZ monitors Aus fruit fly alert
Horticulture New Zealand is keeping track of Queensland fruit fly outbreaks in Australian fruit-growing areas deemed pest-free
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ArticleUSDA revises orange forecast
The USDA forecasts the US orange crop to be 1 per cent lower than predicted in October but up 9 per cent compared to last season
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ArticleAeon seeks fruit from Turkey
Japanese retail giant Aeon is looking to import Turkish fruit for its stores across Japan
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ArticleKorean growers replace sunlight with LED
Producers in South Korea are reportedly using LED lights to grow peppers as climate change limits sunlight
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ArticleKroger reports positive Q3 results
US supermarket chain Kroger has reported increased net earnings and a rise in identical supermarket sales for the third quarter of 2010
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ArticleChina apples en route to Australia
Apples from China are tipped to arrive in Australia just in time for Christmas
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ArticleTarget adds produce to North Carolina stores
US retailer Target will add fresh produce to its Charlotte, North Carolina, stores next year in a bid to attract more frequent shoppers
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ArticleChile topples Argentina from EU cherry slot
Chile has overtaken Argentina as Europe's top South American cherry supplier so far this season
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ArticleMexican avocado crop set to rise
Mexican Hass avocado production is forecast to reach a record 1.24m tonnes in 2010/11
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ArticleQantas ups freight capacity
Qantas plans to increase its Tasman freighter capacity by 40 per cent from early next year
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ArticleChina opens doors to Argentine apples
China is understood to have opened its doors to Argentine apples following a trade deal signed by the two countries on Tuesday
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ArticleCarrier Transicold launches NaturaLINE
Refrigerated equipment developer Carrier Transicold has launched the world's first sustainable refrigerated container unit, NaturaLINE
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ArticleDuPont to launch breakthrough insecticide
DuPont prepares for the worldwide launch of its revolutionary crop-care product Cyazypyr
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ArticleChina transport costs hinder growth
Higher-than average transport costs in China are holding back economic growth, according to a logistics report
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ArticlePeru agri-trade show a hit
Peru’s new annual trade show for the agricultural sector, Expoalimentaria, exceeded expectations in terms of exhibitor numbers and business generated
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ArticleBreeders sow seeds of change in Asia
Asia is set to become the epicenter for world seed development over the next half-century, one expert predicts