News from Asiafruit – Page 139
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ArticleChiquita updates sustainability report
New report outlines the company's commitment to embedding sustainability into its day-to-day operations
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ArticleUS ports take a hit
After a promising start to 2020, a number of Californian ports have experienced a downturn due to the coronavirus
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ArticleUS nectarines gain access to China
Nectarines from certain regions of California can be exported to China with immediate effect
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ArticleNZ industry celebrates bicentenary
Leaders from across the apple and pear industry gather in Wellington to recognise 200 years of production
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ArticleMachines to up onion output in Philippines
Technology developed by PHilMech has increased the country’s onion production and now other applications are being explored
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ArticleIndustry pilot to trace Victorian citrus exports
New collaborative programme led by Citrus Australia utilises blockchain technology to improve traceability of citrus exports
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ArticlePositive signs for NZ apple and pear crop
Early forecast points to 600,000 tonne crop, with increased plantings of Pink Lady, Dazzle, Jazz and Rockit
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ArticleJapan aims to double agricultural exports
Fruits and vegetables are set to play an important role in helping the government reach its goal by 2025
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ArticleAustralian citrus seeks to stay on a roll
Citrus Australia reflects on a record 2019 export campaign, with initial crop forecasts for 2020 raising hopes of a repeat performance
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ArticleCitrus event tracks changing world
Consumer trends, environmental concerns and brand protection technology were in focus at Australia’s national citrus conference
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ArticleNew Zealand’s 2020 kiwifruit season begins
NZKGI forecasts a good tasting, large crop, with green, gold and red set to be harvested together for the first time
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ArticleSam’s Club China meets vegetable rush
Retailer adds processing factories to meet the demand for vegetables after coronavirus outbreak
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ArticleTrain opens new channel into China
A new train service carrying fruit from Vietnam to China is set to give South-East Asian exporters a boost
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ArticleVietnam to buy from US to ease tension
Fruit will be included in Vietnam’s commitment to buy US$3bn of farm products from the US
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ArticleCalifornian grape industry updated on trends
Growers and shippers met for the Californian table grape industry’s annual seminar
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ArticleRSA hopeful of China pear deal
South Africa’s pear industry sees strong potential to develop market share for a range of its offerings in Asia
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ArticleMaersk connects Indian grapes to Europe
Indian grape exporters will have an end-to-end cold chain connection to North Europe with a new service from Maersk
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ArticleFPI attracts global experts
High-profile international speakers to provide expert insight at India’s premier fresh produce event
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ArticleTaiwanese pineapples to reach Australia
Three pineapple farms in Taiwan register fruit for export to Australia following trade agreement
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ArticleFirst Mexican bananas land in China
Agreement paving the way for exports from the states of Tabasco, Chiapas and Veracruz was signed last May