News from Asiafruit – Page 160
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ArticleAustralian stonefruit rides high
Exports climb to record levels over 2018/19 season, with shipments to mainland China propelling the growth
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ArticleMalaysian durian arriving in China
The first batch of whole Malaysian Durian was sent to China this week after the fruit was cleared for export
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ArticleHanlin out, Phillips in at Sunkist
Current president and CEO Russ Hanlin will retire at the end of the fiscal year on 31 October
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ArticleNew 3D x-ray unit on trial
Solution detects biosecurity risks in undeclared items at Australian and New Zealand airports
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ArticleJapan protects high-end varieties
Efforts being made to prevent domestically developed, branded varieties from being grown overseas
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ArticleJazz apples on a roll in Japan
Supermarkets preparing to promote premium New Zealand product as consumer demand continues to grow
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ArticleChina to capture grocery crown
China will become the world’s largest grocery market by 2023, according to retail analyst IGD Asia
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ArticleJD.com promotes Malaysian durian
JD.com has started selling Malaysian Musang King durian to customers across China after authorities gave frozen imports the green light
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ArticlePhilippines looks overseas to ease mango glut
Mango growers in the Philippines may look for help from international markets as they attempt to deal with surplus product
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ArticleAustralia brings in buyers
Australian fruit and vegetable growers will showcase their produce to a host of international buyers as part of a reverse trade mission
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ArticleChilean Sweeki to double in Asia
Chilean Sweeki kiwifruit exports to Asia are set to double this season, helping to strengthen its market presence in the region
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ArticleAsia calls for Latin American suppliers
Opportunities abound for those with the right access to markets, supply chain knowledge and products
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ArticlePBNW expects “lower but solid” crop in 2019/20
Organic pear production expected to rise 20 per cent to 1.76m cartons, making up 10 per cent of the total crop
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ArticleNatural Goodness launched in Malaysia
Some of Europe’s top apple producers came to Malaysia to bring Natural Goodness to the country
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ArticleNew app cuts food waste
Australian food rescue organisation OzHarvest is launching a new app to cut food waste and help tackle the country's hunger crisis
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ArticleCompac hones in on Colombia
Mayor of Manizales, Colombia, visits Compac development facility in fact-finding mission
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ArticleChina lifts Malaysian durian restrictions
Malaysia will be able to export frozen whole durian to China for the first time under a new protocol
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ArticleConvenience stores keep pace in China
Convenience stores may be the next big retail channel in China as the format continues to grow across the country
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ArticlePakistan's fruit exports rise
Country sees fruit shipments grow in value and volume, although it's a slightly different story for vegetables
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ArticleRisks accompany Aldi’s China launch
Aldi is targeting a gap in the market with the launch of its first store in China according to retail analyst IGD Asia