News from Asiafruit – Page 28
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ArticleIndia resumes pomegranate aril exports to US
First shipments in almost four years land successfully in the US under a newly developed systems approach
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ArticleApril start for South African fresh produce inquiry
The intensive 15-month process may bring changes, but potentially from 2025 onwards
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ArticleGood response to South African grape campaign in China
Jiangnonghui wholesale fruit market welcomes the start of the 2023 South African table grape promotion
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ArticleIndian mangoes embrace Central Asia
Industry runs promotional events in nearby export markets to ease logistics burden
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ArticleSuperplum launches ‘Safe to Eat’ grapes
Indian start-up tests for pesticides and offers eco-friendly packaging
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ArticlePromising signs for Australian Imperials
Season set to get started in Queensland, with bumper crop predicted
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ArticleAsia Fruit Logistica sees strong exhibitor demand
Exhibitors from 32 countries and regions as well as 21 national pavilions are already signed up to take part in Asia’s premier fresh produce trade show
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ArticleBad weather eats into apple and pear crops
Revised forecasts indicate a more modest increase in Southern Hemisphere apple output, as well as a slight decrease in pear volumes
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ArticleT&G begins apple export campaign
New Zealand fruit being sent to Asia “looks great” according to director of operations
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ArticleLeadership changes at Hazel Technologies
New chief executive and chief operating officer to guide US-based company through next phase of international expansion
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ArticleBumper year for Kakuzi
Kenyan avocado and macadamia grower-exporter posts record 2022 results with China market to drive future growth
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ArticleLast chance to register for Global Grape Congress 2023
Registrations for Fruitnet’s free online conference and networking event close on Monday 27th March at 20:00 GMT
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ArticleWAC brings global avocado community to New Zealand
Theme of the congress is “respectful; respect for people, respect for the environment, respect for our future”
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ArticleSVM gains rights to Sassy and Posh
Licensing agreement will see New Zealand-bred apples grown in China
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ArticleOneThird raises €2.75M in late seed funding
New funding will be used to scale technology and operations to expand to new markets and support fresh produce supply chains
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ArticleFinal chance to register for Global Grape Congress 2023
Registrations for Fruitnet’s free online conference and networking event close on Monday 27th March
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ArticlePeruvian grapes gain green light for Japan
Peru announces that it will export 26 grape varieties to Japan, a market of 125m potential consumers
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ArticleRockit partners with charity for Ramadan
Collaboration with Emirates Red Crescent will see funds donated for every Ramadan-inspired Rockit giftbox sold
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ArticleBreeding robot ready strawberries
New Australian effort delivered by Hort Innovation to breed strawberries suited for automated picking
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ArticleTropiWorld gets growing in exotics
Exotics specialist TropiWorld is increasingly expanding into production, as it sees demand blossom for exotic roots, vegetables and fruits