News from Asiafruit – Page 150
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ArticleHapag-Lloyd launches Cherry Express
Service will run from the port of Valparaíso and Hong Kong in 22 days
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ArticleValue in cooperation for China and Pakistan
Pakistan is hoping China can help its fruit industry add extra value as part of wider cooperation efforts
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ArticleSimply Fresh’s US$30m greenhouse investment
Indian company’s project will include greenhouses for vegetable and berry crops, a packhouse and more
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ArticleExport hub for Far North Queensland
Queensland state government to build two regional trade distribution centres to boost export opportunities
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ArticleAustralian pears exported to Thailand
Goulburn River Gold and Rico branded pears make up inaugural shipment to Asian nation
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ArticleCosta's share price tumbles
Australian horticultural company hit hard after resuming trading for the first time following its downgraded earnings guidance
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ArticleCitrus Australia oppose government proposals
Peak industry body aggrieved by federal government's plan to increase export certification by up to 277 per cent
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ArticleConstruction of NT freight hub set to begin
New facility at Darwin Airport on track to open by August 2020
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ArticleFirst Uruguayan blues land in China
Gamorel said the shipment was received by its strategic partner Yidu Group last weekend
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ArticleAustralian pears gauge Indonesia
Australia’s pear industry has tested the waters in Indonesia with an export marketing pilot
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ArticleCosta’s challenges mount
Costa Group has turned to investors to raise more equity after downgrading its earnings guidance for the third time this year
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ArticleAFPA releases Packaging Materials Selector
New tool outlines packaging types that match product and supply chain needs
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ArticleExport avenues open for Vietnam
Vietnam’s fresh produce industry has been urged to make the most of access to new markets in Europe and Asia
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ArticleBrazil poised to sign melon protocol with China
China also looking to source Brazilian grapes, avocados and limes, says Abrafrutas
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ArticleCompac and Sienz enter formal agreement
New partnership targets the supply of produce grading solutions in Australia and New Zealand
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ArticleSingapore retailer consolidates
NTUC FairPrice will join with NTUC Foodfare and Kopitiam to form the new NTUC FairPrice Group
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ArticleIndia plans to revive ports
Over 100 minor ports in India could be renewed and integrated with major ports in a new system
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ArticleSyngenta commits to action on climate change
Global agricultural company dedicates US$2bn to help farmers navigate climate change challenges
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ArticleNew maturity standards for Australian grapes
Retailers support initiative aimed at optimising fruit quality in order to generate repeat purchases
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ArticleCosta enters share trading suspension
Voluntary move comes ahead of trading update from Australian fresh produce company