News from Asiafruit – Page 265
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ArticleMurcian stonefruit draws Chinese interest
A number of Spanish companies showcased their stonefruit offer at Shanghai produce fair
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ArticleAustralian mango crop volume revised
Storm damage across key growing areas reduces projected volumes by an estimated 800,000 trays
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ArticleMiddle East holding more Zespri fruit
Marketer’s customers stocking up as promotions build awareness and interest in kiwifruit offerings
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ArticleAndrew Harty leaves Citrus Australia
Citrus Australia’s market development manager to take up farm management position with leading citrus grower in the Riverland region
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ArticleCathay settles Canadian cargo suits
Cathay Pacific is to pay C$6m to settle lawsuits in Canada that accuse the airline of colluding to raise cargo rates
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ArticleTadeco prepares for El Niño
Philippine firm looks to upgrade irrigation systems ahead of forecasted dry spell
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ArticleBostock welcomes RSE workers
Seasonal workers arrive in New Zealand to prepare for 2016 pipfruit harvest
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ArticleReid Fruits to build retractable greenhouse
Multi-million dollar investment set to give Australian cherry supplier greater security of supply
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ArticleFruit sales continue to fall in Japan
High import prices and a shortage of local product have pushed household consumption to lowest level in 13 years
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ArticleHIA members elect new directors
Two new members join industry services body’s board while another two are re-elected
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ArticleAppleGenie grants growers their wish
Research project aims to develop tools to address bottlenecks and challenges currently impacting apple production
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ArticleIndian importer to market Virginia apples
IG International signs contract with US grower Crown Orchard Company to import over 1,000 tonnes of Virginia apples to India
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ArticleAustralian macadamias in Chinese spotlight
Over 100 guests gather to help launch industry’s new Chinese marketing campaign
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ArticleExport focus for rebranded Adelaide Produce Market
South Australia's Adelaide Produce Market has announced a new name and new brand to reflect its focus on being ‘export friendly’
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ArticleQfly found in Western Australia
Just two states in Australia remain Queensland fruit fly free after the detection of the pest in Western Australia
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ArticleContainer traffic rises at Napier Port
Hawke's Bay fruit industry plays important role in port’s continued expansion
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ArticleChinese e-tailers head to NZ
Bank of China aims to act as bridge between two nations, promoting growth opportunities in rapidly developing sector
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ArticleAsiafruit launches Chinese portal
Asia’s leading fresh produce publication has launched its Chinese-language news website, Asiafruitchina.net
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ArticleLulu Group to open store in Malaysia
Middle Eastern retailer Lulu Group has announced plans to open its first Malaysian hypermarket in February 2016
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ArticleFruit fly show hits Australian roads
Local and international experts to join panel discussions at seminars across the country