Mango news archive – Page 67
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ArticleJapan poised for Peruvian mangoes
Peru’s mango industry will receive a visit from a Japanese MAFF inspector early next month, which should clear the way for the first shipments to commence
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Pakistan to boost mango exports
A new mango centre for excellence will be established in Pakistan after a deal was struck between USAID and the Punjab government
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ArticleMango shortfall forecast for Mexico
Production is down in the north of the country following rainy weather conditions brought on by the El Niño phenomenon
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ArticleLondon to host Pakistani mango event
A new mango event designed to forge trade links between Pakistan and the UK is to take place in London in the summer.
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Ecuador looks to increase mango exports
Ecuadorian mango growers want to increase their presence in the UK, despite the stringent requirements necessary to export to the market.
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ArticleHoa Loc mangoes exported to Japan
Vietnam’s Hoa Loc cooperative has shipped 10 tonnes of mangoes to Japan, the first of a 100 tonne contract
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ArticlePakistan spreads its wings
Pakistan is attempting to broaden its export horizons by staging demonstrations and exhibitions throughout the globe
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ArticleSinclair showcases new products
Sinclair showcased its Variable Print System (VPS) and its new Hand Labelling System (HLS) at Fruit Logistica.
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ArticleMango board members named by USDA
Agriculture secretary Tom Vilsack has appointed six members to serve on the National Mango Board in the US
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ArticleFruit Logistica 2010: Day One Digest
A round-up of news from the first day of Fruit Logistica, which took place in the German city of Berlin on 3-5 February 2010
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ArticlePakistan expects Japan mango access
A Japanese ban on Pakistani mango imports is likely to be lifted soon following negotiations
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ArticleSeafreight mangoes arrive in China
Australian mango producer Manbulloo Ltd has just completed its first seafreight trial of mangoes to China
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ArticleFruit fly found in Australian mango
A Queensland mango sold in Tasmania has been found to contain fruit fly larvae, forcing quick action from quarantine officials
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ArticleJapan grants Peru mango access
Peru is gearing up to export its first Kent mangoes to the island nation after receiving the green light from the Ministry of Agriculture
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ArticleMexico needs to diversify its export offer
As Mexico assumes its role as partner country at Fruit Logistica next week, John Giles, divisional director of Promar International, outlines why it is key for the Central American country to seek alternative export avenues
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ArticleIndian mango yields down
Mango yields in the Indian state of Karnataka are tipped to be lower this year, according to the state’s horticulture department
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ArticleSinclair iQ delivering avocado benefits
Recent trials at avocado packers in the UK have underlined the Sinclair iQ system’s ability to segregate fruit to meet retailer firmness and pressure specifications more accurately, more cheaply and faster than hand-sorting methods.
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ArticleEarthquake wreaks Caribbean havoc
The devastating earthquake that hit Haiti last week is causing chaos in the Caribbean produce industry, with volumes, trade and labour taking a severe hit from the natural disaster.
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ArticleJapan lifts Australian mango ban
A Japanese ban on Australian mango imports has been lifted after a fruit fly scare was determined to be vinegar fly
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ArticleExotics sector benefits from Christmas sales uplift
The last 12 months have been a torrid time for many exotics traders, but with consumer confidence slowly increasing, interest in the category appears to be on the rise again - and Christmas proved to be the shot in the arm that many suppliers were waiting for. Laura Gould reports