All articles by Luisa Cheshire – Page 61
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ArticleChallenging the status quo
Women add tremendous value to an industry and should not be afraid to ask for what they want, say female business leaders
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ArticleAirfreight demand dips
Global airfreight demand measured its worst performance in three years last January
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ArticleMalaysia celebrates Taiwan trade
Malaysia and Taiwan's Kaohsiung region sign MoU and celebrate fruit imports at Kuala Lumpur ceremony
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ArticlePanalpina records historic airfreight volumes
Panalpina reports highest ever airfreight volumes in 2018, and plans further growth in 2019
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ArticleJupiter scoops Arra exclusivity in India
Jupiter Group has scooped exclusive production and marketing rights for the Arra table grape varieties in India
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ArticleT&G Global reports profit dip
T&G Global announces decreased profit in 2018 due to market challenges and higher operating costs
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ArticlePFVA hopes for hort overhaul
Pakistan’s fresh produce body is seeking government support to overhaul the country's horticulture sector by 2030
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ArticlePanalpina in Agility tie-up talks
Swiss freight forwarder Panalpina is talking to Agility, a Kuwaiti logistics provider, about a tie-up deal, according to press reports
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ArticleAPL unveils Asia-Australia Express 2
Singapore-headquartered global shipping giant APL has launched a new weekly Asia-Australia service
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ArticleAg-tech answers sustainability question
The produce sector must harness smart technology and work in partnerships to grow more with less, Bayer says
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ArticleCitrus flood brings market collapse
An influx of South African citrus into Bangladesh last October put a stop to all fruit imports for three months
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ArticleWomen at the top
Women must work harder than men to get the top positions in the produce industry, female business leaders say
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ArticleCardell backs organic potential
French apple specialist Cardell Export sees great potential for its organic Juliet apple, especially on Asian markets including Vietnam
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ArticleAirfreight could ease Brexit bottlenecks
Aircargo carriers are offering their services as a solution to potential no-deal Brexit bottlenecks at channel ports
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ArticleWayCool secures funds to scale up
Indian agri-food start-up WayCool has raised US$17m in funds to expand its fresh produce distribution platform
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ArticleJapan's love for kiwifruit continues
Kiwifruit volumes reached record levels in Japan in 2018 as the fruit continued to buck the prevailing trend of declining fruit imports
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ArticleMetro returns India profit
India's Metro Cash & Carry has turned a profit for the first time since entering the market 15 years ago
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ArticleFlat November hits airfreight sector
Global air freight demand plateaued in November 2018 compared to the prior year period due to weakening global economic activity
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ArticleOrri Jaffa sets sights on US
Israeli easy-peeler Orri Jaffa is set to see a 70 per cent sales growth in North American markets this year
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ArticleAPL launches new South-east Asia service
Ocean carrier APL launches new weekly China South-east Asia Express service connecting Hong Kong to the Philippines.