News from Asiafruit – Page 292
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ArticleDole launches first edible wearable
Dole Japan has created a wearable banana that records heart rate and running time, and displays messages from Twitter
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ArticleRobotic future explored at workshop
Australian vegetable industry eyes new investment opportunities in automated sector
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ArticleCyclone Marcia closes in on Queensland
Growers in key Bundaberg region brace for yet another natural disaster
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ArticleNZ apple industry faces labour shortage
Pipfruit NZ says late start to season leaves more work to do in shorter space of time
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ArticleMalaysia celebrates kinnow festival
The Pakistani Kinnow Mandarin Festival has been launched in Malaysia ahead of Chinese New Year
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ArticleCherries on top for Chinese New Year
Australian and New Zealand cherries have reaped high prices in Shanghai ahead of the Lunar New Year
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ArticleHortNZ calls for tighter biosecurity laws
Auckland Q-Fly discovery underlines the need for closer baggage checks, according to industry body
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ArticleCalypso prospers in US market
Trial programme underlines the potential for Australian mangoes in North America
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ArticleReferendum nears for NZ kiwifruit industry
Growers set to vote on recommendations outlined by Kiwifruit Industry Strategy Project
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ArticleWalmart to expand in Andhra Pradesh
Walmart India has announced plans to open 15 cash and carry stores over five years
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ArticleAustralia eyes return to Vietnam
Australian imports likely to resume in May, providing little comfort to table grape trade
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ArticleDemand spikes for NZ avocados in US
North American market presents release valve for leading exporter Avanza, following delicate Australian market
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ArticleWestern Growers appeals to Obama on port dispute
Head of California and Arizona growers group urges President Obama to step in as West Coast ports dispute approaches crisis levels
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ArticleColourful season for NZ apples
Volumes of high-red varieties on the rise, with NZ Queen and Diva the pick of the crop, according to Mr Apple
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ArticleMetro Group net debt at 10-year low
Metro Group has posted a slight increase in performance, with its net debt reaching a ten-year low
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ArticleCP Group mulls another Tesco Lotus bid
Thai firm supposedly lining up another offer for retail giant, as Tesco looks to offload international shares
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ArticleChina Fruits expands retail stores
Retailer and tangerine export China Fruits has expanded its footprint in China with more retail stores and a stronger online presence
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ArticlePhilippines boosts banana funding
The Philippines' Department of Agriculture has allocated PHP102m (US$2.3m) to assist growers fighting banana disease
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ArticleBiodynamic blueberries set to enter US
Chilean firm partners with Gourmet Trading Company to distribute high-quality offering in North America
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ArticleNZ apple crop looking ‘superb’
Pipfruit New Zealand has forecast an apple and pear season characterised by high quality