News from Asiafruit – Page 192
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ArticleChile hails success of Chinese cherry campaign
With exports set to double within the next five years, promotional activities will underpin sector’s future profitability
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ArticleGrowcom slams Australian state government
The Queensland government have recommended the passing of unchanged vegetation management laws
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ArticleCalifornia cherry crop down
Forecast suggests volumes will be almost 60 per cent lower than last season
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ArticleVachamon drives up apple sales
Japanese apple sales have sky-rocketed in Thailand thanks to an aggressive promotional campaign by marketer Vachamon Foods
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ArticleAlibaba enters partnership with Thai government
The partnership will help foster digital growth in line with developing Thailand’s Eastern Economic Corridor
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ArticleAmazon India to delve further into fresh produce
Over the next five years Amazon India predicts that fresh produce will drive its business
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ArticleMSAMB helps Indian growers sell direct
Maharashtra’s state agriculture marketing board are promoting direct sales of mangoes to increase grower returns
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ArticleBagasse emerges as viable packing option
Hydro Produce among the first Australian companies to roll out the environmentally friendly packaging
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ArticleAlibaba invests in rural platform
Retail giant to buy into Huitongda Network, providing access to over 200m shoppers in rural areas
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ArticleSeeka to buy T&G’s kiwifruit operation
Deal includes the sale of Northland orchards, packhouse facilities and assets
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ArticleCitrus canker detected in Australia
The devastating disease has been detected on retail nursery stock in the Northern Territory
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ArticleTicket shop open for Asia Fruit Logistica
Tickets are now on sale for Asia’s leading continental trade show for fresh fruit and vegetable marketing
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ArticleAustralia looks to implement systems approach
A$5m dedicated to development project, which could open up market opportunities domestically and internationally
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ArticleNZ creates pathway to the pipfruit industry
Collaboration between education, research, and industry aimed at building a new talent pool
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ArticleDutch peppers find market in China
The second annual shipment of Dutch peppers into China will see two new varieties introduced
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ArticleHarry Debney joins The Yield’s board
New chair to help Australian agtech start-up with its plans to expand globally
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ArticlePriva appoints new general manager Asia
The Dutch climate company are looking to solidify their place in the wider Asian horticulture market
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ArticleHema supermarket starts 24-hour delivery in China
The Alibaba-owned supermarket is looking to capitalise on China’s strong overnight online shopping habits
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ArticleOppy responds to organic demand
Southern Hemisphere apple and pear programmes gets underway, as organic category continues to grow
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ArticleAPL adds port calls to CP1
The China Philippines Express 1 service now has two new ports of call, extending market coverage