News from Asiafruit – Page 173
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ArticleKorea to export pear to Australia
Following halted access in 2015, Australia has again opened its doors to Korean pear imports
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ArticleIndonesia’s fruit exports jump 26 per cent
Mangosteen export figures for Indonesia increased five-fold when compared with the previous year
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ArticleCosta acquires NCF
Nangiloc Colignan Farm in Sunraysia is now operating under the name Costa Group Colignan Farm
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ArticleOcean Alliance secures new agreement
CMA CGM, Cosco, Evergreen and OOCL have formed a new agreement to continue strengthening their collective offering
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ArticleKorea clears Tasmania as PFA
Treatment requirement for Tasmanian produce to Korea has been lifted following the successful eradication of fruit fly
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ArticleChina cuts tariffs on Argentine blueberries
Lower tariff will improve the competitiveness of the industry, says ABC
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ArticleWayCool secures funds to scale up
Indian agri-food start-up WayCool has raised US$17m in funds to expand its fresh produce distribution platform
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ArticleTaiwan promotes winter fruit to Hong Kong
Promotional and strategic activities have been carried out ahead of the Lunar New Year sales period
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ArticleLongmate exports bananas to Vietnam
In preparation for export to China, Cambodian company ships to Vietnam ahead of green light
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ArticleNew grape packhouse for Mahindra
In the state of Maharashtra, Mahindra Agri Solutions opened a packhouse with a cold store capacity of 280 tonnes
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ArticleChina Fruit Logistica brings in buyers
China’s leading trade fair for the fresh fruit and vegetable business makes big investment in brand-new assisted buyer programme and aggressive pricing strategy for exhibitors
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ArticleJapan's love for kiwifruit continues
Kiwifruit volumes reached record levels in Japan in 2018 as the fruit continued to buck the prevailing trend of declining fruit imports
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ArticleMetro returns India profit
India's Metro Cash & Carry has turned a profit for the first time since entering the market 15 years ago
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ArticleImports increase in China’s inland cities
Traders in China’s inland cities have noticed a strong uptake in imported and tropical fruit
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ArticleMunckhof releases counting app for Pluk-O-Trak
New function automatically counts the quantity of harvested fruit per picker and per row
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ArticleDemand down for Costa in December
Australian group experienced subdued demand for tomato, berry and avocado categories during December 2018
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ArticleCherries from Chile celebrates new Guinness record
More than 24,000 cherries used to make longest continuous fruit line in the world
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ArticleMyanmar-China talks to reopen border
Talks in motion following the unexpected closure of a fruit trading border crossing during melon season
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ArticleChina plans avocado supply
Currently supplied by Latin America, industry insiders say domestic avocados could replace imports in three to five years
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ArticleJapan and Australia join for year-round supply
The two countries will work together taking advantage of opposing seasons