News from Asiafruit – Page 296
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ArticleFederal mediation called in US port strikes
Authorities welcome the move, as ports across California record downturns over late 2014
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ArticleCherries show promise in India
Leading distributor sees growth in the category, prompting investment in specialised networks
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ArticleBBC Technologies launches new filler
New solution improves pack-out speed while also offering greater accuracy
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ArticleVietnam puts halt on Australian permits
Exporters left in the lurch, as South East Asian nation reviews Medfly protocol
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ArticleCitrus growers survive frost scare
Well-prepared Californian growers record minimal damage during festive-season freeze
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ArticleAgriNurture sells stake in banana plantation
The Philippines' grower-exporter AgriNurture has sold its 51 per cent stake in Tagum Resources
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ArticleDutch pears to make Chinese debut
With Dutch pears due to arrive in China over the coming days, key suppliers and receivers are excited about the prospects for the first shipments
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ArticleClaire Fitchett joins Montague Fresh
Fitchett leaves Apple & Pear Australia to take up role as international trade development manager for Montague Fresh
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ArticleAustralian horticulture finds new voice
New body pledges to represent political interests of nation’s 30,000 producers, with export a key focus
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ArticleScales Corp tracking net profit
New Zealand firm suggests it’s likely to hit June forecast when financial results are released in early 2015
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ArticleLychee promotion hits Malaysia
Australian industry hopes to build demand in the Malaysian market through month-long marketing push
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ArticleFTA delivers two cuts in first half of 2015
Australian exporters welcome double reduction, with nut exporters already eyeing opportunities
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ArticleReturns continue to rise for green kiwifruit
New Zealand growers set to receive record per-hectare returns for green and organic green crops
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ArticleVietnam mulls Australia ban
A Vietnamese ban on Australian fresh produce looks likely from January as country remains concerned over fruit-fly risk
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ArticleLove Beets enter New Zealand
Shelf life, convenience and nutritional value of vacuum-packed beetroot range appeals to consumers
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ArticleColes faces A$10m fine
Australian supermarket giant Coles has agreed to refund suppliers and pay a A$10m fine after admitting to “unconscionable conduct”
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ArticleAustralian producers mull dual mango season
Extending production over two seasons has merit, according to Northern Territory Department of Primary Industry
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ArticleGrower returns soar through SeekaFresh
Seeka Kiwifruit Industries has delivered record returns to growers from its SeekaFresh programmes, primarily into Australia
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ArticleFormer Bright Food chair on trial
Wang Zongnan has stood trial in China on charges of embezzling US$31m and accepting bribes
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ArticleAHEA signals South Korean potential following FTA
Export association expects Australia to build significantly on A$6.8m trade into Asian nation over 2013/14