All articles by Luisa Cheshire – Page 87
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ArticleKashgar gateway to Xinjiang
The airport in China's westernmost city Kashgar has been approved as the only fruit-import port of entry to Xinjiang
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ArticleZespri dealt blow in Taiwan
Zespri has severed links with its three Taiwan importers after uncovering fraudulent invoice practices
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ArticleKAFTA cuts Australian orange tariff
The import duty of Australian oranges in South Korea is set to fall under a new trade agreement
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ArticleJapan tackles consumption trend
Stakeholders in Japan’s produce industry want to reverse an over-arching national trend of falling fruit consumption
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ArticleOpportunities "immense" in Indian retail
Food and grocery business leaders say growth opportunities for India's retail sector are huge
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ArticleCarrefour ramps up food safety in China
French retailer Carrefour will expand its network of food-testing laboratories across China as its store numbers there grow
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ArticleDole Philippines seeks new plantations
Dole Philippines wants to plant bananas and pineapples away from typhoon-hit Mindanao, says report
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ArticleShipping agreement boosts Asia coverage
A new slot-sharing agreement will enhance Far East to India container shipping services
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ArticleAus fruit-fly outbreak could cost millions
The first fruit-fly outbreak in 20 years in South Australia's Riverland region could cost the state's fruit sector millions
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ArticleDelhi says no to FDI
The Delhi state government has banned foreign firms from opening multibrand retail stores
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ArticleTaiwan FTA boosts NZ exports
Exports of New Zealand apples and cherries to Taiwan are set to grow thanks to a new trade deal, which came into effect on Sunday
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ArticleAir cargo on path to recovery
The international air-freight market is showing tentative signs of recovery, according to latest industry figures
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ArticleG6 shipping alliance expands
Container shipping alliance G6 is extending its services to the Asia-US West Coast and Trans-Atlantic trade lanes
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ArticleUS-Japan ink organic deal
Organic products certified in Japan or the US can be sold as organic in either country from 1 January 2014
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ArticleStemilt and Lantao launch Starkrimson in China
US shipper Stemilt is teaming up with Chinese importer Lantao to be the first suppliers of US Starkrimson pears into China
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ArticleDragon fruit spreads its wings
International demand for Vietnamese dragon fruit continues to rise, and one firm thinks the fruit could one day become as ubiquitous as kiwifruit
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ArticleEgyptian firms target Asia
Four Egyptian produce suppliers have joined forces to market their wares in Asia
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ArticleJapanese electronics firm tries hand at fruit
Japanese electronics firm Sharp is investing in strawberry production for export at a Dubai facility
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ArticleUS grants green light to Aus lychees
Australia has gained access to the US for its lychees just days after getting the green light for its mango exports to this market
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ArticleFrance raises profile in Asia
France is making a concerted push in Asia with the launch of a China trade body and renewed kiwifruit and apple promotions