News from Asiafruit – Page 327
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ArticleChinese banana imports rise after Yolanda
Typhoon sees demand and prices for Philippine bananas increase, according to federation of cooperatives
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ArticleNZ pipfruit industry riding high
Export returns reach NZ$500m in 2013, as industry capitalises on European demand
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ArticleEccles appointed RABA executive officer
Former Australian Banana Growers' Council chief executive to head up marketing and research programmes
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ArticleTesco set to enter Indian market
Retail heavyweight expected to invest more than US$100m in joint venture with Tata Group
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ArticleMaking the market move
Michelle Christoe discusses her new role as executive director of the Australian Horticulture Exporters’ Association
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ArticleArab veg plantation for Japan nears
Political unrest in Egypt had delayed supermarket firm Kobe Bussan's plans to get its long-awaited site operational
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ArticleAussie grapes win South Korea access
Annual shipments could reach 10,000 tonnes in the next three to five years
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ArticleNew platform brings growth online
China’s e-commerce boom is creating an exciting new channel for fresh produce marketers, but profitability is a challenge for service providers
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ArticleWumart and CP Lotus call off deal
Retailers terminate negotiations for share swap arrangement, following two months of discussions
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ArticleBangladesh suffers blockades and strikes
Unable to transport their produce to intended wholesalers and markets, growers face substantial financial losses
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ArticleFuture Group partners with Sunkist
Leading Indian retailer establishes deal to manufacture, market and sell the US company's drinks range
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ArticleNZ-India trade on the rise
Trade value to top NZ$2bn by 2020, according to New Zealand's high commissioner to India Jan Henderson
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ArticleHortNZ approves new biosecurity agreement
Fresh produce sectors to become equal partners in decision-making process, according to industry body president
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ArticleForeign retailers target Vietnam
With just one more year of regulatory protection, foreign investment in the country's retail sector is set to boom
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ArticleRSA grape shippers race to make CNY
South African grape growers scramble to meet the Chinese New Year shipping deadline as the country mourns President Mandela
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ArticleChilean cherries touch down in Shanghai
The first-ever direct air shipments of Chilean cherries and blueberries to China have landed in Shanghai
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ArticleMixed blessings for Tasmanian cherries
Industry has learnt trade complications don’t stop with market access approval
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ArticleLate blooming for Chinese New Year
The festival’s early date is at odds with late production seasons among most of China’s major suppliers
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ArticleCherry-picked for New Year
Chilean growers and suppliers are battling the odds to ship adequate supplies of cherries for Chinese New Year
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ArticleAustralia looks beyond the grape vine
Export opportunities are arising across Asia for a number of Australia’s lesser know horticultural sectors