News from Asiafruit – Page 286
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ArticleChile ramps up market diversification efforts
Asia and EMEA targets for export growth in the coming years, says Asoex
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ArticleClean start for Australian citrus
Industry likely to field strong early-season demand from Asia markets, with shipments to get underway in late May
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ArticleChile cranks up nut promotions in Asia
South Korea and China are the focus of this season’s marketing campaign
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ArticleNZ horticulture exceeds NZ$7bn
New Zealand’s horticultural production was valued at NZ$7.16bn (US$5.41bn) in the year ending June 2014
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ArticleIndian growers voice their disapproval
New land acquisition laws spark public demonstrations, as heavy rains add to mounting pressure on farmers
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ArticleChinese fruit imports on the rise
Tropical fruits account for over two-thirds of total volume, while Italian kiwifruit shipments also increase
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ArticleNZ Q-Fly response continues
No new detections in over a month but MPI continues to monitor Auckland control area
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ArticleCovered crops for Young Sang
Young Sang has begun construction on its new retractable roof greenhouse in Queensland.
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ArticleTake part in Asiafruit's 20th anniversary issue
Asiafruit is calling on readers to get in touch with their comments and contributions for our 20th anniversary edition
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ArticleNZ Kiku hits the water
First shipments of the new season headed for the US and Asia, with growers impressed by quality
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ArticleUS and Japan continue TPP negotiations
Progress made towards Pacific Rim trade pact but agriculture remains a sticking point
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ArticleCost focus at Cool Logistics Asia
Swire Pacific, KTZ Express and the National Centre for Coldchain Development of India will discuss perishable supply chain opportunities
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ArticleSouth Korean delegation heads to Israel
Minister of agriculture leads trade visit to BioBee laboratories in Kibbutz
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ArticleWax but no wane for Lenswood Apples
South Australian co-operative Lenswood Apples has announced a A$1.5m investment in a multi-purpose rapid packing line supplied by MAF Roda
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ArticleTaiwan imposes new import requirements
Japanese traders must include radiation residual test results on exports
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ArticleAustralia rides nut boom
Industry value rising rapidly as global consumption continues to steadily increase
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ArticleIndian pear imports on the rise
Pear shippers target further growth in the Indian market, where imports have doubled over the past five years
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ArticleIndia faces apple glut
Early season concerns over domestic production prompts sharp surge in imports
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ArticleUS targeting Indian cranberry market
Delhi seminar highlights potential for the category, with marketing committee now looking to ramp-up exposure nationwide
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ArticleCitrus industry welcomes online registrations
Australian growers and packers are being kept up to date with the status of their applications to KCT markets