News from Asiafruit – Page 233
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ArticleIndonesia doubles Pakistan kinnow imports
A review of Indonesia and Pakistan’s preferential trade agreement has seen Indonesia double its Pakistani kinnow imports
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ArticleTaiwanese boycott Japanese fruit
Taiwanese consumers are shunning Japanese produce over radiation fears
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ArticleAPL launches NZ2 service
APL expands Oceania service network with New Zealand Express II service
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ArticleFull steam ahead for Chilean cherries
The first vessel on a new fast shipping service for Chilean cherries to China is on the water, with the second departing Valparaiso on Tuesday night
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ArticleAustralian macadamias break new ground
Crop hits a record 52,000 tonnes, as good prices encourages growers to do extra harvest rounds
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ArticleZespri set for new head office
Board approves plans for three-storey complex, which it claims will facilitate industry growth
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ArticleIndia and Afghanistan look to air cargo service
Limited opportunities for overground trade prompts countries to move towards airfreight
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ArticleRecord charter flights ahead of CNY
Charter flights of cherries, blueberries and other fresh produce to China to reach record levels in terms of volume shipped and importers involved
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ArticleCosta expands avocado operations
Leading Australian horticultural company Costa Group has signed an agreement to acquire the Avocado Ridge orchards and packhouses
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ArticleBruce Campbell recognised with Thomson Medal
Plant & Food Research COO presented with top science award after 35 years in agricultural and horticultural sectors
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ArticleChina and NZ sign-off on organics deal
Agreement set to boost trade and consumer confidence in organic products from both countries
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ArticleDemonetisation highlights urban/rural divide
Demonetisation has hit India's domestic vegetable trade harder in rural regions than urban areas
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Sydney arrival threatens Aus citrus
A lime plant arriving at Sydney airport was found teeming with pests and bacteria that could decimate Australia's citrus industry
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ArticleSelect Harvests reports on 2016 season
Almond producer records net profit of A$33.8m, despite volumes and prices falling from record 2015 campaign
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ArticleSpar to open 300 stores in Thailand
Retailer Spar International and Bangchak Retail Company have announced a US$78.9m investment to open 300 new supermarkets in Thailand by 2020
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ArticleYidu gets retail-ready with Zhengzhou op
Importer's new facility in central China processing customised packs of cherries for e-commerce and supermarket channels
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ArticlePaul Sandefur joins Fall Creek
Blueberry breeder appoints new manger for US programme after nationwide search
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ArticleChinese food group to buy into Aussie supplier
Guangdong-based Winha is pursing a major stake in Australian fresh produce company Flavours
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ArticleBostock set for strong onion crop
New Zealand crop responding well to sunshine, with Hawke’s Bay-based company optimistic heading into season
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ArticleScurvy returns to Australia
Scurvy is back in Australia as poor diets lead to vitamin C deficiencies across the socio-economic spectrum