News from Asiafruit – Page 329
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ArticleChina set to reopen to US citrus
Bilateral negotiations in Xiamen result in written agreement between two nations
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ArticleBharti makes EasyDay investment
Indian retail group set to pour Rs8bn (US128m) per annum into grocery chain after ending partnership with Walmart
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ArticlePakistan looks to Iran for tomatoes
Despite questions over quality, Pakistani traders have stopped importing Indian tomatoes
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ArticleFuture Group sets sights on Nilgiris
Leading Indian retail group set to acquire another supermarket chain to bolster its own grocery business, KB Fair Price
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ArticleAgroban targets Chinese market
Trial programme underway, as Ecuadorian banana corporation looks to establish foothold in Asian market
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ArticleTaiwan cuts NZ cherry tariff
Coming into effect on 1 December, the elimination of the tariff has arrived at a perfect time for the NZ cherry industry
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ArticlePeru opening Indian trade office
Government announces the opening of an office in New Delhi to promote exports of goods and services
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ArticleAustralia-China FTA inches closer
Despite recent diplomatic pressures, Australia's trade minister claims the agreement will be complete within a year
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ArticleUS eyes Chinese apple market
Trade could resume in early 2014, according to Northwest Horticultural Council president
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ArticleIndia set for bumper grape crop
A second consecutive year of record grape exports is likely, amid fears of another price crash in Europe
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ArticleJoyvio launches kiwifruit in China
Following its venture into blueberries, the company has moved to supply 4,000 tonnes of gold kiwifruit from November
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ArticleChinese potential for US pears
Poised with a bumper crop, US pear exporters are looking to Asia’s most populated market as part of their sales programmes
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ArticleCold calling at Dalian Port
Dalian Yidu-Jifa Cold Logistics ramps up investment as part of port’s cold storage expansion
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ArticleTaiwan develops new disease detector
The new biochip is capable of scanning for different viruses in bananas and potatoes simultaneously
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ArticleStrikes hurt Pakistani trade
As export consignments fall off schedule, Industry leaders call for the government to negotiate with striking transporters
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ArticleChinese onions selling in India
Government turns to exporting nations due to limited domestic supply and subsequent high prices
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ArticleM&S targets Indian expansion
Global chief executive announces plans to more than double its store count in the country
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ArticleE-mart goes solo in Vietnam
Retail giant ends partnership with real estate firm and plans to open first discount store in Ho Chi Minh City within three years
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ArticleDevastation for Philippine crops
Coconut, banana, abaca and rice crops wiped out in Leyte province as Typhoon Yolanda flattened everything in its path
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ArticleFukushima looks to South East Asia
With traditional export markets closed, Thailand and Malaysia are emerging as key new destinations