News from Asiafruit – Page 110
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ArticleEarly, positive start for New Zealand onions
Early shipments to Indonesia have helped deliver a strong start to New Zealand’s onion export season
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ArticleSuri Agrofresh rebrands Enjoy
New look and ethos for Indian importer’s consumer centric health lifestyle brand
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ArticleAustralian cherry growers defend product
Report published by China's Global Times claims taste and quality of Australian cherries has dropped this season
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ArticleUAE provides stability for the Philippines
Philippine fresh produce exporters have been able to rely on the UAE market during the instability of 2020
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ArticleGarry Langford joins INN
Experienced apple industry executive signs on as general manager following strategic review
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ArticleBumper season for Queen Garnet plums
Production and exports of the Australian-bred plum are excepted to significantly increase this season
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ArticleFPI back online in 2021
India's leading fresh produce event to take place in digital format on 22 April
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ArticleDecline predicted for Indian grape exports
Poor weather and Covid-19 complications could see Indian table grape exports decline again
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ArticlePeru targets Korean consumers with mangoes
Korean retailer Hyundai Department Store hosted promotions for Peruvian mangoes
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ArticleMaximising pineapple waste with drones
Malaysian researchers have come up with a way to turn pineapple leaves into drones
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ArticleBillionaire joins HAGL Agrico
Vietnam-headquartered agriculture company appoints entrepreneur Tran Ba Duong as chairman
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ArticleChina’s group buying trend
Group buying through e-commerce platforms is changing the way some Chinese consumers purchase their fresh produce
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ArticleYamato Green signs Cambodian MoU
Japanese company will assist the Cambodian Ministry of Commerce to develop agricultural value chains
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ArticleLimoneira makes marketing changes
John Chamberlain has retired from his role as vice president of marketing and Michael Gonzales will take on the position
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ArticleOptimism for Tasmania’s cherry crop
Cherry growers in the Australian state are hopeful for a strong export season following good signs at the start of 2021
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ArticleINI Farms receives workplace recognition
Fresh produce company becomes the first Indian horticulture company to be highlighted by the Great Place to Work Institute
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ArticleCoalition opposes US blueberry import restrictions
Members of the US and international blueberry industries have joined forces to call on the US to increase imports
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ArticleVietnam dragon fruit exports fall
Reports show lower volumes exported as reliance on China continues to bite
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ArticleNew robotic harvester developed in Japan
Japan's National Agriculture and Food Research Organization leads development of automatic apple and pear harvester
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ArticleJD's new wholesale investment
E-commerce giant has acquired a 5 per cent stake in wholesale market operator China Dili Group