News from Asiafruit – Page 230
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ArticleSlow start to RSA grape deal
South African table grape shipments to Asia are creeping up, but progress is slow so far this season
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ArticleFruta Cloud’s packaging a hit for CNY
Innovative packaging of Chilean cherries has improved shelf-life and consumer experience
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ArticleCitrus production developing in Laos
New programme aims to create commercially viable industry run by locals
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ArticleCentral American FTAs with Korea boosting trade
Korea’s recent free trade deals with six Central American nations are expected to boost trade of bananas, pineapples and mangoes
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ArticleHope remains for TPP
A number of signatories meet at World Economic Forum following US withdrawal
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ArticleNZ cherry exports flying high
Helicopters being used to protect crop, as exports tipped to hit NZ$50m this season
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ArticleSri Lanka invests in modernising ag
The World Bank has lent Sri Lank US$125m to modernise its agriculture sector
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ArticleFukushima to promote produce in Tokyo
The Fukushima prefectural government is promoting its produce in Tokyo supermarkets in a bid to restore consumer confidence
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ArticleAlmondCo Australia scoops exporter award
South Australia’s AlmondCo Australia has won the 2016 Regional Exporter Award
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ArticleNT signs MoU with Japan
Agri-business is on the agenda for Australia’s Northern Territory and Japan
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ArticleVietnam launches traceable vegetables
Ho Chi Minh City is rolling out QR codes on packaged vegetables across all VietGAP-certified cooperatives.
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ArticleNew coating extends shelf life
Californian company claims to have developed natural, sustainable and scalable way to preserve harvested produce
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ArticleHyundai invests in Cambodian mangoes
The South Korean subsidiary of Hyundai has invested US$4m to develop a processing and distribution centre for Cambodian mangoes
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ArticleIndia to boost EU grape exports
Grower registrations on the rise, as season gets off to strong start
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ArticleAustralian produce shines in South Korea
Mangoes, dried fruit and nuts among the wares on display at Seoul event
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ArticleFirst Aussie zucchinis shipped to Japan
Consumers in Japan can now dine on Australian zucchinis, melons and pumpkins
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ArticleAustralia opens to Vietnamese dragonfruit
Government department outlines recommendation in final report, subject to biosecurity conditions
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ArticleSeeka commences Gem planting programme
Leading fresh produce company aims to diversify avocado category in New Zealand
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ArticleNZ cherries on chartered flights to Asia
Four chartered flights have been organised to ship New Zealand cherries direct to Asia
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ArticleSeven & I eyeing China’s inland provinces
Japanese retailer is planning to triple its store numbers in inland China by 2020