News from Asiafruit – Page 226
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ArticleAPL expands intra-Asia service
Singapore-based shipping giant APL launches new China South East Asia service to expand intra-Asia network
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ArticleCA citrus soaks up rains
Longed-for rain fell in California this winter, saturating citrus groves and delaying the harvest
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ArticleNZ, Argentina ink ag arrangement
Cooperation on agricultural research and innovation are on the agenda for New Zealand and Argentina
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ArticleCropLogic appoints lead manager
ASX listing nears for New Zealand group, which specialises in providing predictive decision support systems to growers
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ArticleAPL launches Japan Express service
Singapore shipping line APL has announced a new weekly Japan-US service
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ArticleSunlight International wins supplier award
Californian grape grower-packer-exporter recognised by Sam’s Club Mexico/Central America
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ArticleCitrus Australia releases export figures
Record breaking results reveal growing demand for mandarins, while sales to China and Japan continue to grow
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ArticleAPL adjusts service network
Singapore-headquartered container shipping giant APL is rationalising its Latin America service network in response to seasonal demand changes
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ArticleLemon sales boost Limoneira Q1 results
Californian agribusiness Limoneira has seen its revenue increase 12 per cent to US$28.1m in its first quarter of 2017
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ArticleFreshmax targets Asian markets with Munch'n
Sales programme for branded kiwiberries supported by new-look marketing campaign
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ArticleDavid Steven presented with Hayward Medal
Developer of KiwiGreen pest management programme wins New Zealand industry award
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ArticleRockit gains fresh investment
Phil Alison has sold his shares in the Havelock North Fruit Company, which will now trade as Rockit Global Limited
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ArticleT&G set to sell flower auction business
New Zealand-headquartered company’s move comes as it intensifies focus on core fruit business
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ArticleChina expresses interest in Philippine fruit
Mangoes, bananas and avocados among products set to traded under landmark deal
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ArticleLate start for Australian grapes
Export sector remains optimistic, with chance to target Asia over April and May
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ArticleAir cargo off to strong start
Global demand for airfreight rose nearly 7 per cent in January 2017 over the prior-year period, indicating a strong start to the year for the industry
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ArticleCA strawbs off to late start
Long-awaited rains have water-logged California strawberry fields and delayed harvest
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ArticleAldi sells online to China
Aldi will sell its goods online in China using Australian suppliers via Tmall platform
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ArticlePotato breeding programme favours reds
Fifteen new varieties unveiled in Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada’s annual release open house