All articles by Luisa Cheshire – Page 99
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ArticleSpanish volumes rise in Asia
Spanish fruit exports to Asia have risen sharply this year because of delays to traditional US supplies
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ArticlePakistan misses apple export opportunity
Pakistan’s apple sector is declining through lack of investment and losing out on potentially lucrative revenue from exports
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ArticlePsa-V hits Seeka results
Kiwifruit vine disease Psa-V has had a major impact on New Zealand’s largest kiwifruit supplier
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ArticleGrowcom warns of Malaysian pineapple risk
Malaysian imports may threaten Queensland pineapple crops by introducing a major new disease, claims Australian industry body
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ArticleWal-Mart reopens Chongqing stores
The world’s largest retailer reopened its stores in the Chinese city of Chongqing after they were shut down for food standards violations
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ArticleHong Kong air cargo volumes dip
European and US economic woes dent Hong Kong International Airport freight volumes
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ArticleChina steers container lines
Demand for fresh produce in China is shoring up business for container shipping firms
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ArticleNZ apple standards under fire
Australia is questioning New Zealand apple-packing standards after large volumes of NZ apples bound for Australia were rejected prior to export
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ArticlePhilippine coconut water exports soar
Philippine coconut water exports rose 315 per cent year-on-year during the first six months of 2011
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ArticlePakistan explores mango sea shipments to US
Pakistan hopes to ship its mangoes by sea to the US in future, making trade more profitable for exporters
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ArticleMoroccan citrus exports set to rise
Moroccan citrus production and exports are expected to rise this season compared to last, thanks to new plantations coming on stream
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ArticleIndian pomegranates poised for US entry
APHIS is awaiting public comment on its positive pest risk analysis of Indian pomegranate imports into the US
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ArticleGlobal airfreight market nosedives
The global airfreight business is shrinking at a faster pace, warns the International Air Transport Association
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ArticleNOL Group completes succession
Singapore shipping group NOL has completed the transition to a new CEO and announced the succession of Ng Yat Chung from 1 October
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ArticleSafmarine boosts RSA-Asia trade
Shipping line Safmarine has upgraded its Safari 3 service to boost trade between South Africa and Asia
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ArticlePakistan forecasts bumper citrus crop
Pakistani citrus shippers are predicting a larger crop and increased exports this season
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ArticleSri Lanka invests in Rwanda horticulture
A Sri-Lankan plant science company has been contracted to develop fruit varieties for production in Rwanda, Africa
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ArticleVietnamese dragon fruit exports soar
Vietnamese dragon fruit exports to the US are expected to more than double this year
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ArticleWA opens doors to US cherries
Western Australia has opened its doors to US cherries after 10 years of negotiations
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ArticleFresh Express loses E.coli claim
Fresh Express has had its US$12m claim for E.coli losses overturned by a state appeals court