News from Asiafruit – Page 309
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ArticleApeda: India losing US$7.3bn annually
India's agriculture and export authority puts India's annual losses from fruit and vegetable wastage at Rs440bn
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Article2M alliance sparks concerns for China
Chinese officials and shipping association representatives have expressed concerns over the 2M shipping alliance and its effects on Chinese carriers
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ArticleCentral finds new outlet for convenience
Thai retailer working with its new convenience store chain partner FamilyMart to develop a fresh produce offering for consumers on-the-go
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ArticleBachchan to act as Maharashtra ambassador
Film star announces role as ambassador for state’s Horticulture Ministry, with development of print and television campaigns underway
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ArticleLantao opens office in Qingdao
Premium fruit importer Lantao has opened its seventh office in China
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ArticleLantao opens office in Qingdao
Premium fruit importer Lantao has opened its seventh office in China
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ArticleJones “humbled” to join Zespri board
Grower shareholders elect DMS director, while Flowerday and Pilkington are re-elected
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ArticleBreschini to drive Dole’s South Asia push
Twenty years after leaving, Randy Breschini is back at Dole Asia, joining the group in a new role to develop its business across South Asia
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ArticleItochu and CP Group sign alliance
Japan’s Itochu has signed a US$1bn strategic alliance agreement with Thai agriculture conglomerate CP Group
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ArticleReturns on Zespri SunGold to stabilise
Chairman discusses future of the gold category and the Asian market at AGM this week
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ArticleCEO of Walmart US steps down
Walmart Asia’s Greg Foran will take over from Bill Simon as CEO of Walmart US
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ArticleNew China-Central Asia cargo train
New freight train linking China with Turkmenistan set to boost Central Asian trade
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ArticlePerfection Fresh beefs up marketing team
Australian grower-shipper recruits Cassia Ferguson to lead national marketing, and signs up Helen Waterworth as full-time marketing manager
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ArticleTyphoon hits China’s orange plantations
Typhoon Rammasun has struck citrus plantations in China’s south, as well as rice and cane crops
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ArticleJuicy launch for SunGold in China
Zespri promotes gold offering with water fight and music concert, as it aims to ramp-up Chinese sales
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ArticleNZ avocado crop takes a hit
Storm damage across the Northland sees production volumes fall by around 10 per cent, according to exporters
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ArticleNZ boosts seasonal workforce
Cap on recognised seasonal employer (RSE) workers to be raised, with kiwifruit industry a likely benefactor
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ArticleIndia trialling seedless mangoes
Indian scientists have developed a seedless variety of mango
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ArticleJD.com launches online marketplace
China’s second largest e-retailer by market share, JD.com, has relaunched online marketplace Paipai
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ArticleRail upgrade to boost Sunraysia exports
New line could see fresh produce arrive in Melbourne for shipment within 24 hours of harvest