News from Asiafruit – Page 119
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ArticleWellFruit opens signature store
Chinese retailer opens flagship store in Shanghai, attracting thousands of customers
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ArticleFreshmax to promote ‘pear with personality’
Leading Australian fresh produce marketer joins Seeka Australia and Plunkett Orchards in promoting Rico pear
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ArticlePlantations International tries Thai mangoes
International farm management company acquires land in Thailand to grow mangoes
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ArticleWashington apples lowers crop forecast
Wild weather in Washington state has damaged apples and a delayed harvest could see up to a 10 per cent drop in crop volume
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ArticlePotential deal could transform Indian retail
Unconfirmed reports indicate Reliance Industries has offered a 40 per cent stake in its retail arm to Amazon
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ArticleDon Don Donki sets sights on Taiwan
Reports suggest Japanese discount retailer will trade new 24/7 retail store in Taipei, the first in the country
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ArticleManaging Malaysian durian growth
Malaysia expects durian production to pass 440,000 tonnes by 2030 and plans are being made to maximise the fruit’s potential
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ArticleAsian citrus resumes trading
Chinese citrus producer has returned to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange after a four-year absence
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ArticleVog targets new markets with Marlene
Countries in Asia and the Middle East set to receive first shipments this month
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ArticleKorean vegetable prices soar
Poor weather has contributed to skyrocketing vegetable prices in the leadup to Korean holiday Chuseok
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ArticleDHL launch durian express initiative
New service allows Malaysian durian growers to export fruit to Hong Kong and Singapore in under 24-hours
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ArticleExtending shelf-life with pineapples
Singapore researchers have used pineapple leaves to develop a material that absorbs ethylene gas
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ArticleCMA CGM enhances CIX service
Service links key ports in China and Korea to Colombo, Nhava Sheva and Pipavav
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ArticleThinking inside the box
The Covid-19 pandemic has provided Malaysian vertical farm business Vegetable Co with an unexpectedly perfect time to launch
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ArticleWoolworths backs organic growers
Retail giant awards Organic Growth Fund grants to four family-owned Australian farms
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ArticleOn the agenda at Asiafruit Congress ON
Asia’s premier fresh produce conference livestreams on 17 November with a high-powered programme to prime the business for new market opportunities and challenges post-Covid
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ArticleChina opens doors to Zambian blueberries
Blueberries grown in the southern African nation can now be exported to China following approval from customs authorities
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ArticleAibono raises US$2m for expansion
Indian farm aggregator supported by Rebright Partners, Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance, and Lesing Artha in latest funding round
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ArticleDole supports Philippine urban farming
Dole Asia has joined a Philippine government programme aimed at securing sustainable urban food supplies
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ArticlePhilippines grant access to South African citrus
Deal over a decade in the making finally approved, as South African citrus production continues to grow