News from Asiafruit – Page 267
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ArticleChina's Yantai apples shipped to US
Yantai apples will make their debut in the US with the first shipments leaving China’s Shandong province on 9 November
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ArticleNZ reaps benefits of Taiwan trade deal
Apple imports climb 200 per cent to NZ$40m in 18-month period following ratification of FTA
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ArticleStemilt’s Indian promotion a success
Indian import partner says displays at farmers markets are helping to grow awareness for the US brand
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ArticleFruit sales spike on Singles Day
EXCLUSIVE: online fruit retailers report big leap in sales for China’s biggest shopping day of the year, and discuss their strategies
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ArticleT&G unveils new kiwifruit programme
New Zealand headquartered company aims to carve foothold for Italian kiwifruit in Australia
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ArticleBumper season for Honey Gold
Australian crop inline with last season's record output, with initial shipments to US set to be made
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ArticleAustralia gets new PEQ facility
Centre set to consolidate post entry quarantine services and potentially boost imports
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ArticleOrganica gains EU and US certification
Vietnamese project rewarded with organic farming certificates following Control Union inspection
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ArticleJapan sinks teeth into Dentapple
New apple offering allows consumers to test for tooth decay and periodontal disease
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ArticleCourt rules in favour of Pink Lady America
APAL loses case against American body involving sale of Chilean-grown Pink Lady
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ArticleJapan promotes Vietnam mangoes
Japanese retail giant Aeon is promoting Vietnamese Cat Chu mangoes for the first time
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ArticleMonsoons hit crops in southern India
Heavy rain in southern India has damaged fruit and vegetable crops, pushing up local prices
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ArticleAvo Shark bites into preparation times
Five-in-one avocado tool hits the market, with designer promising easy and efficient way of preparing fruit
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ArticleAeon promotes Vietnamese mangoes
The Vietnamese Embassy in Japan has organised promotions of Vietnamese mangoes at Aeon retail stores in Japan
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ArticleKGI chief resigns for role at HortNZ
Mike Chapman has announced his resigned as chief executive of New Zealand Kiwifruit Growers
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ArticleGrowth tipped for packaging sector
Increasing demand out of Asia, Africa and Oceania fuels growth opportunities, according to Italian study
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ArticleMahindra ships first Peruvian grapes
Indian conglomerate kicks off Peruvian grape export programme with shipments of Red Globe to Europe
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ArticleChilean cherries flying out for Asia
The first shipments of cherries from Chile have begun, with export volumes looking similar to last season
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ArticleDecofrut launches Bangkok operation
Inspection provider sees demand for its services and competition rise in Asia
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ArticleNew grant for Victorian growers
Australian state hopes programme will generate innovative ideas to grow more fruit, vegetables and nuts