News from Asiafruit – Page 144
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ArticleChina to phase out single use plastics
Non-degradable bags and plastic straws will be banned by the end of 2020 in an effort to curb growing waste
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ArticleRecord prices for kiwifruit in NZL
A 32 per cent increase in kiwifruit prices helped lift overall fruit and vegetable prices up 2.1 per cent in December 2019
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ArticlePort of LA keeps cargo flowing
Volumes surpass 9m TEUs despite trade tensions, as executive director unveils a number of new initiatives
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ArticleAustralian exports on the back foot
Peak representative body calls for progress in gaining greater market access for Australian fresh produce exports
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ArticleIndonesia amends revised regulation
Move clears trade path for nations with food safety Country Recognition Agreements
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ArticleTaiwan enhances import inspection
A range of fresh produce items different markets will undergo a more rigorous inspection from Taiwanese customs
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ArticleMalaysia migrates to Musang King
Malaysian growers are expecting Musang King production to significantly increase to meet demand in international markets
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ArticleNaturipe Farms predicts record production
Major US blueberry producer forecasts 2020 to bring the company’s largest ever year of production
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ArticleE-commerce supports Chinese growers
China’s major online retailers are working with small, rural growers to help them sell their produce and reduce poverty
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ArticleCambodian mangoes all set for South Korea
First commercial consignment of Cambodian grown mangoes on its way to South Korea, with more to come
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ArticleZespri gains trademark protection in China
Kiwifruit giant is the first New Zealand company to be given increased protection against copyright infringement
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ArticleIndian apple imports face headwinds
Imports could decline this year due to increased competition from domestic production, trade volatility and flagging demand
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ArticleChilean blueberries on show in Jiaxing
Wholesale event part of multifaceted marketing programme in People’s Republic
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ArticlePotential beyond Japan for Vietnam’s lychee
Vietnam could gain extra benefits from the new protocol allowing it to export lychees to Japan
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ArticleJapanese retailers embrace US tariff cuts
Prices of US fresh produce in Japan have already dropped with after the implementation of a new FTA
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ArticleRegulation change causes confusion in Indonesia
New conditions surrounding GAP certification lead to rejections of RIPH
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ArticleSouth Korean persimmons off to Vietnam again
After a five-year break, South Korea will resume exporting persimmons to Vietnam in 2020
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ArticleInnovation imperative in fight against food waste
Digitalisation the key to combating global food waste, according to TOMRA Food’s head of digital
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ArticleInterest growing in airfreight certification
A new certification for handling perishable goods is receiving the backing of the airfreight industry
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ArticleMr Avocado enters Northeast China
Roadshow with supermarket chain Biyoute provides ideal launchpad for leading brad