All articles by Luisa Cheshire – Page 76
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ArticleVietnam to replace "unsafe" Chinese veg
Vietnam wants to replace imported Chinese vegetables with home-grown greens for sale in wholesale markets
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ArticleUS growers oppose proposed pesticide ban
California citrus growers have dubbed a US government proposal to ban common pesticide chlorpyrifos "unfair"
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ArticleHeathrow expands air-freight capacity
UK airport Heathrow has announced it will invest £180m in expanding its air-freight handling capacity
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ArticleSteep airfreight costs cut fruit exports
Steep airfreight costs – up to 50 per cent of sales price – are restricting Vietnam's fruit exports
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ArticleBeating the rot
A new portable, solar-powered unit could solve Indian growers' perennial cold storage problem
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ArticleMalaysia's new tax sparks austerity drive
Sales of imported fruits have slowed in Malaysia as consumers feel the pinch of a new goods tax and a weakening currency
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ArticleMaersk cuts emissions with new reefer units
Maersk Line is steaming ahead to cut its carbon dioxide emissions by investing in new energy-efficient refrigeration units
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ArticleMaersk eyes expansion in Indonesia
Maersk Line wants to expand its logistics business in Indonesia but protectionist laws stand in its way
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ArticleVietnam export revenues soar
Vietnam's fresh produce export turnover rose 116 per cent in the first nine months of 2015 thanks to improved production standards
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ArticleNZ-EU consider trade deal
New Zealand has the prospect of another free trade deal, with the EU taking the first steps towards an FTA with New Zealand
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ArticleJapan to lift import duties
Japan will lift duties on all vegetables under the recently-signed Trans Pacific Partnership trade pact
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ArticleDole Fresh recalls bagged spinach
US produce giant Dole Fresh Vegetables is recalling cases of bagged spinach sold in 13 US states due to possible Salmonella contamination
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ArticleTesco Malaysia promotes Aus produce
Tesco Malaysia ran a two-week Australian Food Fair promotion to showcase its expanded range of Australian produce
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ArticleUnscrupulous growers 'damage' kiwifruit market
European kiwifruit growers who supply the market too early threaten to damage demand with their unripe fruit, says supplier
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ArticleAirfreight services must improve
Airfreight services for perishable goods must improve to stop losing customers to seafreight, says expert
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ArticleAPL launches Eagle Express
APL says it has taken schedule reliability to new heights with its new Eagle Express service
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ArticleRising exports spreads disease
A surge in dragon fruit plantings to meet export demand has led to a huge increase in plant disease in Vietnam
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ArticleIndia seeks German support
India hopes Germany can convince the EU to lift its continued ban on Indian vegetables
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ArticleSeald Sweet sees import growth
Florida-based group is expanding its citrus and grape import deals to help strengthen its position on the North American market.
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ArticleEurope holds untapped avocado potential
There is tremendous room for growth in Europe for imported avocados, according to pioneering distributor