All articles by Luisa Cheshire – Page 82
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ArticleYupaa launches Truval fruit
Belgian Truval apples and pears were officially launched on the Indian market today at a ceremony in Mumbai
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ArticleAsia mulls new trade zone
Government heads meeting at the Apec summit are considering establishing a new Asia-Pacific free trade zone
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ArticleOvercapacity curbs shipping
Global shipping industry growth will be curbed by continued overcapacity, says China shipping chief
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ArticleMalaysia pushes MD2
The Malaysian government has identified hybrid pineapple variety MD2 as a high-value crop and is pushing production expansion
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ArticleUS ag exports set new record
The USDA has announced record agricultural exports for the financial year 2014
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ArticleAustralia may lose Vietnam market
Australian growers are calling for urgent government action after Vietnam said it is considering banning their fruit over fruit-fly concerns
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ArticleFrance poised for stellar kiwifruit season
French kiwifruit grower-shippers are gearing up for an excellent season, thanks to strong demand, great quality and a favourable exchange rate
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ArticlePakistan targets Russian market
Pakistan hopes to benefit from Europe’s exclusion from Russia and increase its kinnow exports there this season
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ArticleVietnam's US exports rise
Vietnamese fruit and vegetable exports to the US are on the rise, reflecting a general trend of growing trade to the US
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First Agro sees gap in Indian market
Demand for pesticide-free vegetables set to rise dramatically in coming years, according to one group of entrepreneurs
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ArticleBananas boost Del Monte results
More profitable banana sales have boosted Fresh Del Monte Produce’s third quarter financial results this year
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ArticleKorea goes bananas over tainted produce
E-Mart reportedly sold Chiquita-branded Philippine bananas with illegally-high pesticide residues, sparking national concern over food safety
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ArticleImproved outlook for air cargo
The IATA's five-year forecast indicates an improved outlook for the air cargo industry after years in the doldrums
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ArticleVietnam investigates Chinese apples
Reports of perish-proof apples sold in Vietnam have prompted a government investigation into Chinese fruit and a move to tighten up fruit import controls
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ArticleBoeing forecasts global cargo growth
Aeroplane manufacturer Boeing has forecast that world air cargo traffic will double over the next 20 years
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ArticleUS reconsiders Philippine mango area
The US is considering expanding approved mango import areas in the Philippines
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ArticleUSDA funds fruit and veg
The US department of agriculture is investing nearly US$118m to boost sales of US fruit, vegetables and tree nuts
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Article‘Urgent’ tech investment needed in shipping
The ocean shipping sector lags behind other industries in terms of harnessing new technology, recent survey finds.
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ArticleChina invests in shipping sector
The Chinese government has injected some US$300m into the country's container shipping industry in a bid to revitalise the sector
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ArticleIATA announces robust air cargo growth
August results show robust growth across global air cargo markets, says the IATA