All articles by Luisa Cheshire – Page 75
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ArticleOnline accounting eases importer woes
Chinese Customs are trialing a new online accounting site, developed by Fruitease, to bring some transparency to China's import tax system
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ArticleSlowdown puts brakes on import demand
Taiwan’s weaker economy is limiting consumer spending and slowing demand for more expensive imported fruit, say traders
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ArticleNergi breaks new sales record
Global Nergi sales reached 1.2m punnets in 2015 – a record for the European kiwiberry brand
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ArticleDark green veg fights cancer
Eating dark green vegetables can help cancer patients fight tumour growth, a new study shows
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ArticleProduce prices plummet in Ukraine
The latest Russia-Turkey spat means cheaper fruit and vegetables for the Ukraine
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ArticleAir cargo growth flatlines
Global air freight markets grew by only 0.5 per cent in October compared the prior-year period
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ArticleOrganic market worth US$63bn by 2020
The global organic fruit and veg market is set to grow to almost US$63bn by 2020 thanks to perceived health benefits of organic produce
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ArticleCathay settles Canadian cargo suits
Cathay Pacific is to pay C$6m to settle lawsuits in Canada that accuse the airline of colluding to raise cargo rates
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ArticleUK pomegranate demand rises
Demand for fresh pomegranates is rising in the UK, as consumers become more adventurous cooks and seek healthier lifestyles
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ArticleMalaysians favour imported produce
Malaysians spend billions on imported fruit and vegetables each year when home-grown produce is available
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ArticleSpanish lemons in short supply
Spanish lemons could be in short supply in the UK in the new year, due to reduced crop volumes
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ArticlePhilippines struggles to supply bananas
The Philippines is struggling to meet growing global demand for its bananas due to adverse weather affecting production
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ArticleInterview: Fesa in focus
Fesa UK grows and sources a wide range of fresh produce from around the world, including citrus. Fesa UK commercial director Sisco Tello speaks exclusively to FPJ about trends affecting the UK citrus category
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ArticleMarket is a tale of two citrus
Retail grapefruit and orange sales are falling in the UK, while demand for easy peelers continues to soar as younger consumers seek out easy-to-eat products
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ArticlePeru to lift tariffs on Vietnam fruit
Peru will lift tariffs on four Vietnamese fruits once the Trans-Pacific Partnership takes effect
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ArticleCitrus demand 'higher than last year'
The UK summer citrus category performed better this year than last, thanks to better pricing and more frequent purchases
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ArticleNOL in talks with Maersk/CMA CGM over buy-out
Container shipping line NOL is in talks with Maersk and CMA CGM over a possible buy-out
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ArticleJapan promotes Vietnam mangoes
Japanese retail giant Aeon is promoting Vietnamese Cat Chu mangoes for the first time
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ArticleMonsoons hit crops in southern India
Heavy rain in southern India has damaged fruit and vegetable crops, pushing up local prices
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ArticleAirfreight shows slight growth
International airfreight markets showed slight growth in September, but the global trend is fragile, according to the IATA