All articles by Luisa Cheshire – Page 85
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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
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ArticleContainer shipping en-route to recovery
The global container shipping industry is on track for a slow recovery and more stable freight rates, UASC tells The Wall Street Journal
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ArticleUSDA invests in organic
USDA awards over US$52m in grants to boost organic and local food production
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ArticleChiquita-Unifrutti expands in Philippines
Chiquita-Unifrutti is investing millions in large-scale banana plantations in the former strong-hold of a Mindanao-based terrorist organisation
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ArticleJapan unveils factory farm
Japan's Osaka University has opened a new factory to commercially grow lettuce under artificial light
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ArticleImports soar despite port jam
Fresh produce import volumes into the Philippines have soared this year, despite chronic congestion at Manila port
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ArticleDriscoll's announces Dutch harvest
Driscoll's is celebrating its first ever autumn crop of Dutch-grown greenhouse blackberries
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ArticleContainers win reefer share
Container lines' refrigerated (reefer) capacity is forecast to grow 22 per cent over the next five years at the expense of traditional reefer ships, says Drewry report
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ArticleVietnam pursues American dream
There is room for growth in the US market for Vietnamese exotic fruit exports, says official ahead of lychee and longan shipments
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ArticleTurners & Growers supports schools
Turners & Growers is linking up with a New Zealand charity that helps schools learn about produce
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ArticleTadeco scoops sustainability award
Banana firm Tadeco has become the Philippines’ first company to achieve GlobalGAP sustainable agriculture certification