News from Asiafruit – Page 200
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ArticleRakuten and Walmart start new grocery delivery
The service will deliver produce across Japan from both Seiyu stores and a newly created fulfilment centre
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ArticleIndian government removes MEP for onions
Wholesale onions have seen a price jump of 46% just days after the minimum export price was removed
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ArticleZimbabwe and China strike citrus deal
China will now import around 45,000 tonnes of oranges from Zimbabwe annually
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ArticleAlibaba buys share of India's BigBasket
Retail giant Alibaba has contributed US$146m in a recent funding round for BigBasket
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ArticleNZ partners with Indian state on development project
Fruit production in Himachal Pradesh to be boosted through new three-year programme
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ArticleIndian budget set to drive exports
Arun Jaitley says India has the potential to reach US$10 billion in agricultural exports
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ArticleChile welcomes Indonesia trade deal
Fruit exports to the Asian country could double or triple in the short term, says Fedefruta
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ArticleTaiwan’s ban on Tasmanian fruit clarified
Exports only prohibited from two established control zones, with vegetables exempt
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ArticleEarly signs positive for NZ apples
Sales programmes set to get underway this month, following warm, dry summer
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ArticleGrants to grow trade between Australia and China
Eligible Australian growers can now apply for financial support to help access the China market
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ArticleTaiwan bans Tasmanian fruit
Asian nation reacts to fruit fly incidents, as Tasmanian government remains in close contact with protocol markets
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ArticleChina market open for NZ avocados
Following a successful technical audit, New Zealand has gained official approval for exporting avocados to China
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ArticleBlue Whale launches Novablue in Asia
Blue Whale is celebrating a successful campaign in Asia for its Gala hybrid brand Novablue
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ArticleFruit fly confirmed in Tasmania
A confirmed detection on Flinders Island has mainland growers ready for action
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ArticleCanadian investor acquires Aussie avocado operation
Pension plan purchases leading West Australian producer as it seeks long-term investments in “well-managed" properties
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ArticleCalls to improve India’s horticulture
Poor irrigation, high costs and lack of post-harvest infrastructure are some of the reasons for India’s poor pace of growth
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ArticleGlobal orange production takes a tumble
The predicted global output for oranges is set to fall substantially, while lemons and limes see a record increase
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ArticleSPC takes first products to China
The Australian company is taking its Goulburn Valley and SPC brands to China, expanding its global footprint
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ArticleEarly harvest for NZ kiwiberries
Warm summer weather will see export programmes for Munch’n kiwiberries get underway in early February
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ArticleNew app to curb food waste in Japan
EcoBuy is a new app aimed at curbing Japan’s six million tonne burden of annual food waste