All articles by Luisa Cheshire – Page 90
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ArticleEast Coast port strike talks make progress
Progress is reportedly being made in negotiations to prevent a dockworkers' strike at key US East Coast ports
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ArticleAus cherries enter China
A new market access protocol has been signed allowing for the shipment of Australian cherries to China after years of negotiations
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ArticleAsia offers import potential
New study highlights apple, pear, cherry and kiwifruit import potential in South East Asian markets
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ArticleIndian pomegranate start-up expands
Indian pomegranate grower-shipper Inl Farms reveals ambitious expansion plans
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ArticleNZ kiwifruit see "stunning" growth in Taiwan
Taiwan received a record volume of New Zealand kiwifruit in 2012 thanks to Zespri's promotional efforts
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ArticleUS apple imports soar in Taiwan
US Washington apple imports double in Taiwan as Japanese and Korean fruit face market setbacks
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ArticleAll change at Dole
US produce marketer Dole has announced a raft of leadership changes following the sale of its packaged foods and Asian business units
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ArticleAir cargo growth slows
Global demand for air cargo is continuing to fall, reveal the latest IATA traffic results
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ArticleCEVA spreads its wings in Malaysia
Logistics firm CEVA has expanded its airfreight facility in Malaysia to strengthen operations in the region and overseas
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ArticleAeon to buy Carrefour Malaysia
Japanese retailer Aeon is complete a deal next week to buy French Carrefour's Malaysian business as part of its South East Asian expansion
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ArticlePakistan announces kinnow crop
Pakistan expects to export some 250,000 tonnes of kinnow mandarins worth US$150m this season
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ArticleFrance hopes for vintage kiwifruit year
French kiwifruit shippers are hoping for a strong season since Italian volumes are down and Southern Hemisphere stocks depleted
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ArticleAeon announces Q2 profit drop
Japanese retailer Aeon has announced a Q2 profit drop as a result of lower sales in its supermarkets and convenience stores
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Pakistan mango exports fall
The closure of the Iranian market and logistical problems are behind Pakistan's failure to meet its mango export target this year
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ArticleWalmart outlines India plan
US retail giant Walmart could have its first stores up and running in India within the next 18 months
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ArticleDragon fruit value soars
The value of dragon fruit exports from Vietnam to the US have risen so far this year, and shipments there are expected to continue to grow
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ArticleMetro Cash & Carry expands in India
German wholesale retailer Metro Cash & Carry is planning to open four new stores in India by the end of 2012
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ArticleChina-Philippines discuss bananas
China is reportedly open to restarting Philippine banana imports following a government-to-government meeting this week
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ArticleThailand imports Fukushima peaches
Peaches are the first fresh fruits to be imported from Japan's nuclear-disaster-hit Fukushima Prefecture since the March 2011 event
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ArticlePhilippine bananas lose out
Philippine bananas are missing out on export opportunities in China due to quarantine restrictions, while Latin American suppliers reap the rewards