News from Asiafruit – Page 297
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Mixed fortunes for CNY
Challenging economic conditions are likely to create varied demand for imported fruit across South East Asia in the run up to Chinese New Year
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ArticleRipe year ahead for avocados
Shanghai Supafresh will open China’s first avocado ripening facility in 2015
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ArticleKorea and Vietnam sign FTA
Korean and Vietnam have signed a free trade agreement at the Asean-Korea Commemorative Summit
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ArticleKAFTA opens door for Australian citrus
Ratification of South Korean FTA sees 50 per cent tariff on oranges halved by 1 January 2015
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ArticleWashington apple crop hits 150m cartons
Marketers scramble to find new sales avenues, with bulk of the record crop sitting in storage
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ArticleRSA grapes pick up momentum
South African grape season swings into gear with the prospect of a bigger crop as early areas increase packing
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ArticleT&G grows covered crops business
Purchase of two glasshouse tomato facilities adds to horticultural giant’s year-round supply
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ArticleMyanmar to build wholesale market
Myanmar to establish fruit and vegetable wholesale market in Yangon
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ArticleRussian promise for Indian grapes
Exports underway, as industry encouraged by the potential of widening varietal profile
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ArticleHIA strengthens research ties to India
Peak Australian body sign MoU’s with three Indian agencies in the hope of boosting production
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ArticleFreshmax finalises Crasborn merger
Overseas Investment Office ticks off on merger, completing a big year of acquisitions for Freshmax
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ArticleNew Zealand welcomes tariff cost cuts
HortNZ chief executive says FTA’s hold the key to limiting export expenses
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ArticleSinclair EcoLabel proving popular
Consumer preference for environmentally friendly products sees strong uptake in sales
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ArticleStrong start for West Australian avocados
State’s exporters begin season early to capitalise on demand from international markets
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ArticleCalls for EU to drop Indian mango ban
Positive report from Food and Veterinary Office should prompt EU to lift ban, according to British MP
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ArticleCMA CGM unveil new services
Customers in India and Zanzibar to be connected on a new 21 rotation
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ArticleCherries pick of the bunch for CNY
Cherry imports into China are ramping up as Chile and Australia make the most of an increasing appetite for the fruit
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ArticleAustralian citrus levy increase closer
Growers approve a move to raise R&D and biosecurity levies, with industry now waiting for government approval
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ArticleTeresa Ciprian joins Zespri board
Business development specialist becomes kiwifruit marketer’s first female board member
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ArticleOnline tracking for Indian mangoes
The Indian mango industry is set to introduce a system allowing consumers to track the fruit’s farm origins