News from Asiafruit – Page 186
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ArticleOppy celebrates 160th anniversary
Vancouver-based fresh produce group eyes future innovations such as digital shopping and sustainability
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ArticleSliced mushroom recall in Australia
Despite no reported incidents, packaged sliced mushrooms have been recalled following risk of foreign objects
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ArticleSteven Chaur leaves Nutrano
Existing board member Peter McGregor steps in as managing director and CEO following resignation
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ArticleChilean fruit makes online debut in India
For the first time ever, Chilean kiwifruit will be promoted and sold via Indian e-commerce platform BigBasket
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ArticleChina’s e-commerce giants face more competition
It may be no surprise that Alibaba is listed as China’s largest e-commerce retailer, but competition grows from niche players
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ArticleCapespan launches Outspan Gems
Group launches new dedicated soft citrus brand to capitalise on global growth in production and consumption
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ArticleOnline marketplace connecting India’s farmers
With just a mobile phone number, growers and traders can access daily market prices for free
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ArticleRecord month for Port of Long Beach
More than 752,100 TEUs moved over the course of June, with port on track for busiest year yet
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ArticleRoots targets nutrient temperature
Israeli-based company combines RZTO temperature control and nutrient film technique (NFT) technologies
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ArticleSmart Horticulture Asia interview: Massimo Ciccioni
Ahead of his appearance as an expert speaker at Smart Horticulture Asia, Massimo talks exclusively to Fruitnet
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ArticleGramm weighs up Chinese potential
Argentine company has overhauled its production and packing operation to prepare for entry into the Chinese market
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ArticleNW cherry 'demand ahead of supply'
June shipments came in at 11m boxes, up 2m boxes on early season projections
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ArticleApple packer to debut
Aporo Produce Packer will have its global launch at The Horticulture Conference in Christchurch
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ArticleDirect Canberra to Singapore flights begin
The daily passenger voyage operated by Singapore Airlines will offer daily opportunities for regional producers to export
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ArticleKiwifruit tops New Zealand export list
The fruit surpasses apples and pears, vegetables, and wine, as New Zealand’s top horticultural export
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ArticlePakistan forms plan to increase exports
Value-addition and diversification are two points of focus in a report aimed at increasing the country’s horticultural exports
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ArticleMission Produce releases new best practices guide
Third edition of AvocaDOs and DON’Ts series focuses on fruit quality
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ArticleSouth Korea shifts toward imported potato
The US is expected to supply even more product after resolving a phytosanitary issue in the Pacific Northwest
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ArticleSeeka puts Northland orchards on the market
Six farms purchased through T&G deal part of 288ha property portfolio on offer
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ArticleChilean pears make headway on China access
Exports could begin from next March following talks to improve access for a number of Chilean products