News from Asiafruit – Page 307
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ArticleNOL considers sale of logistics business
Media reports suggest shipping firm is looking to free up capital as it prepares for fourth consecutive annual loss
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Article2M alliance to kickoff early 2015
Maersk Line has announced it expects its vessel-sharing alliance with MSC to begin as early as January 2015
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ArticleLimoneira acquires share in Rosales
US firm makes first international investment in leading Chilean lemon packer-marketer
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ArticleCherry imports decline in Taiwan
Reduction in US production impacts programmes into Asian nation over 2013, according to report
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ArticleAll Lemon's exports fall over 2014
Poor growing conditions blamed for decline, but commitment to quality sees demand rise in Asia and the Middle East
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ArticlePink Lady appoints SE Asia brand manager
Ryan Au has taken on the new role as South East Asia brand development manager for Pink Lady Development
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ArticleIndigenous vegetables prove nutritious
The World Vegetable Centre’s Dyno Keatinge has recommended indigenous vegetables play a more prominent role in diets
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ArticleHawken to step down as EastPack CEO
Industry veteran to retire at the end of this year, ending 31 year tenure at the helm of kiwifruit packhouse company
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ArticleChina Fruits to invest in e-commerce
China Fruits has posted a 562 per cent increase in revenue in the first six months of 2014 and announced a $160,000 investment in e-commerce
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ArticlePort Otago to rival Tauranga
New Zealand's Port Otago is expected to announce a dredging programme to accommodate larger shipping vessels
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ArticleQueensland growers battle the elements
Citrus hub in the state’s southeast feeling the pinch after floods and drought over the past two years
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ArticleGolden Wing Mau names new import head
Roland Gels to take over from Rod Hill as general manager of imports for Chinese fruit distributor-marketer at the end of the year
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ArticleSpar plans Indian expansion
Spar International has announced a partnership with Max Hypermarkets to operate 30 stores in India by 2019
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ArticleSeeka secures a Gem
Seeka has secured the rights to grow and market the Gem avocado variety in New Zealand
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ArticleWAC restores Chinese promotions
Commission to spend over US$700,000 on marketing in the People's Republic this season
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ArticleTasmania filling the Bejo seed gap
Dutch seed company Bejo Zaden is expanding its operations in Australia to produce counter-seasonal seed supplies
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ArticleDairy Farm to buy stake in Yonghui
Hong Kong's Dairy Farm is to buy a 19.99 per cent stake in Chinese retailer Yonghui
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ArticleMaersk appoints new roles in Asia
Global shipping line Maersk has announced two new members of its Asia Pacific team, in Thailand and Myanmar
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ArticleNZ eyes Australian apple market
Pipfruit New Zealand chief executive expects regulations to be relaxed, paving the way for increased market development
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ArticleChina to begin direct trade with Russia
Chinese company Baorong has announced it will begin direct sales of fruit and vegetables to Russia through a specialised wholesale market