All articles by Luisa Cheshire – Page 73
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ArticleFull steam ahead for Primland
The French kiwifruit grower has announced a return to full production after several seasons of low yields
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ArticleCosta links up with investment firm
Australian produce giant Costa to investigate M&A projects with investment group Macquarie
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ArticleProduce drives Port of Oakland export surge
A surge in US fresh produce shipments to Asia is driving an export boom at the Californian Port of Oakland
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ArticleChina unveils super-greenhouse
Agribusiness Haisheng has inaugurated China's most advanced greenhouse for strawberry production
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ArticleFuture and INI launch JV
Future Retail Group and fruit grower INI Farms have launched a joint venture company to boost Indian banana and pomegranate exports
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ArticleJV MHZPC unveils aeroponics facility
Mahindra Agri Solutions and Netherlands HZPC have joined forces to launch an aeroponics potato facility in India
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ArticleAPL expands Asia service
Global shipping firm APL is expanding its Asia service network to meet rising demand for sea freight
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ArticleAir freight posts strong September growth
Air freight posts fastest growth since disruption caused by US West Coast seaports strike in February 2015 boosted demand
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ArticleSpeculators provoke garlic shortage
Garlic stockpiling by wealthy Chinese investors is causing global supply problems
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ArticleVietnam fruit exports grow
Vietnam's fruit and vegetable exports have soared this year, overtaking traditional horticultural export commodities like rice
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ArticleDutch/China port partnership in Italy
The Netherlands' APM and China's Cosco port operators have teamed up to run two terminals in Italy
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ArticleGood season for French kiwifruit
French kiwifruit grower-shipper Primland anticipates a strong season for French exports
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ArticleAir freight demand improves
IATA August global air freight data shows that demand has picked up compared to the prior year period
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ArticleDamco moves in Maersk reshuffle
Damco is assigned to AP Moller-Maerk's newly-created transport and logistics division in a business reshuffle
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ArticleKorean companies help Hanjin
Korean companies have offered Hanjin Shipping some US$100m to help resolve its cargo crisis
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ArticleTraders dye fruit to boost sales
Indian market traders are spray-painting fruit to make it appear ripe and boost sales, The Independent reports
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ArticleFresh start for bananas
Rain is heralding a brighter future for the Philippine banana sector after successive years of drought, disease and devastation
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ArticleHanjin bankruptcy makes waves
The collapse of South Korean shipping line Hanjin has sent shockwaves through the global seafreight sector
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ArticleAirfreight sees robust growth
Demand for global airfreight rose by 5 per cent in July 2016 over the prior year period – the fastest pace in 18 months.
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ArticlePrimland previews season at AFL
French kiwifruit grower-marketer Primland will preview its new production season at Asia Fruit Logistica next week