News from Asiafruit – Page 248
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ArticleHIA appoints new trade manager
Hort Innovation Australia has appointed Michael Rogers to the new position of trade and export general manager
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ArticleSeeka handles record volumes
Company handled record volumes in the 2016 packing season, with more than 30M trays handled in New Zealand for the first time
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ArticleLimpaitoon named vice chairman of APSF
Loscam president highlights importance of pallet standardisation in modern supply chain during inauguration speech
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ArticleHealthy outlook for Chilean kiwifruit in India
Imports expected to hit 6,000 tonnes this season, as fruit continues to be positioned as a superfood
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ArticleT&G to open Bangkok office
T&G Global has reported record revenue in 2015/16 and continues to expand its presence in Asia with a new office to open in Thailand
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ArticleWalmart sells Chinese online division
US retail giant swaps ownership of Yihaodian platform for shares in JD.com
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ArticleBostock grows organic presence in Asia
Demand for New Zealand-grown organic apples on the rise, but education still required to grow the category
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ArticlePrice hike for bananas in Malaysia
Popular pisang abu variety fetching up to RM6 per kg in some parts of the country, after short domestic harvest
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ArticleJam-packed season for Northwest cherries
Forecasts suggest as much as 90 per cent of crop will mature within a six-week period
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ArticleDongfang Modern signals Australian intent
Chinese citrus producer shifts its headquarters to Brisbane, as it eyes off expansion on two fronts
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ArticleQLD grows broccoli exports to Japan
Queensland broccoli exports to Japan are expected to triple in coming years, injecting A$1, into the Australian state.
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ArticleIndonesian opening for Australian mangoes
Commercial volumes set to enter Asian nation this season, as industry ramps-up focus on exports
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ArticlePort of LA volumes up
Record May continues strong start to 2016 for major West Coast transport hub
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ArticleTrans-Tasman trade to benefit from acquisition
Global Fresh expands Australian operations with acquisition of Brisbane-based JH Leavy
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ArticleAvocado theft on the rise in NZ
Thieves raid orchards as prices climb over winter months, with end-of-season results indicating strong domestic demand
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ArticleNaturo solution stops avocado browning
Natural processing technology aims to extend shelf life of fresh cut fruit
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ArticleIndian numbers add up for Australian avocados
A growing and well connected Indian middle class presents opportunities for Australian avocado exports
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ArticleVietnam exports remain work in progress
The value of Vietnam’s export trade is expected to surpass US$1.8bn for the first time in 2016, but challenges still remain
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ArticleMAF handles Nongfu fit-out
Leading Chinese supplier invests in automated 10-lane solution, capable of handling 1,000 tonnes of oranges per day
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ArticleLawson eyes international markets
Convenience store owner hopes to grow international footprint, with South East Asia and the US on the radar