All articles by Luisa Cheshire – Page 73
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ArticleMixed fortunes for imports in China
Pieter de Waart of Shanghai fruit importer Origin Direct Asia puts Fruitnet in the picture about current trade flows in China
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ArticleBostock is top of the crops
Perfect growing conditions have produced the best quality Bostock New Zealand organic apple crop the grower has produced in years
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ArticleBlue Whale sets up in Singapore
French produce marketer Blue Whale has appointed a new marketing executive in Singapore to coordinate promotions in South East Asia
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ArticleAirfreight demand slumps
Global airfreight demand fell in February compared to the prior-year period when US port strikes caused a surge in air cargo volumes
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ArticleNew deals drive import rise
Fruit import volumes rise in South Korea as new trade agreements open up more choice for health-conscious consumers
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ArticleT&G optimistic about apple deal
T&G’s Shanghai office is excited about its Southern Hemisphere apple deal in China this season
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ArticleRSA grapes struggle in China
China’s cold-sterilisation protocol for RSA fruit is causing problems for grape shipments
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ArticleLufthansa Cargo sets course for future growth
Product innovations and ambitious savings programme to provide tailwind for Lufthansa’s cargo arm
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ArticleJucker votes for Big C buy
Thai manufacturing and distribution giant Berli Jucker has voted to buy a majority stake in grocery chain Big C Thailand
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ArticleCathay cargo sees double-digit drop
Cathay Pacific experienced a 10 per cent drop in cargo volumes carried last month compared to the prior year
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ArticleHK 'organic' veg contains chemicals
Some 37 per cent of samples of organic vegetables sold in Hong Kong have tested positive for chemical residues, the Consumer Council said
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ArticleLinpac expands extrusion capacity
Linpac invests €8m in expanding extrusion and thermoforming capacity at its Spanish facility
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ArticleAir freight must raise game
Team effort is needed to improve value of air cargo, says International Air Transport Association
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ArticleParkside invests in Malaysia
UK-headquartered packaging manufacturer Parkside is investing heavily in its Malaysian operations in response to demand in Asia
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ArticleFuel prices dent Cathay cargo profits
Lower fuel prices and stiffer competition dented Cathay Pacific cargo profits in 2015, the carrier says
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ArticleAmazon launches airfreight service
Online retailer Amazon has launched its own aifreight service to serve US Amazon Prime customers
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ArticleLimoneira hit by lower lemon sales
Limoneira attributes a drop in first-quarter revenue to lower US lemon volumes
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ArticleItaly launches Freshness from Europe
Italy has launched a multi-million-euro campaign to promote European fruit and vegetables in North America and Asia
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ArticlePromising start for airfreight
January results indicate a strong start for the global airfreight industry, and suggest continued improvement in cargo demand
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ArticleSyngenta selects Damco as logistics partner
Agrichemical company Syngenta has chosen Damco as its lead logistics partner for sea and airfreight shipments