News from Asiafruit – Page 333
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ArticleTesco confirms CRE payment
UK retailer set to pay US$558m in its joint venture with local conglomerate China Resources Enterprises
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ArticleBharti Walmart partnership under review
Indian retailer awaiting commitment from US giant before investing further in partnership
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ArticleChina's retailers branching out
Retailer Yonghui is opening six more outlets this year, while Renrenle is opting for community store formats
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ArticlePakistan locked out of Russia
Blanket ban on fruit and vegetable products could derail US$170m trade
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ArticlePFVA elects new chairman
The All Pakistan Fruit & Vegetable Exporters, Importers & Merchants Association elected Abdul Malik unopposed
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ArticleChina launches free trade zone
A 29km² zone in Shanghai will see eased foreign investment restrictions and lessened control on service sectors
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ArticleTop Thai retailers in price freeze
Tesco Lotus, Big C Supercentre and Siam Makro freeze or discount prices as part of efforts to rein in rising living costs
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ArticleFresh start for SunMoon
Singapore-listed company clears debts after big investment from majority shareholder First Alverstone Capital
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ArticleAsian Citrus eyes banana prospects
After seeing production volumes and revenue fall, the leading Chinese grower is diversifying its portfolio
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ArticleIndia to tackle food safety
Chairman of the country's Codex Alimentarius Commission (CAC) makes pledge at jubilee event
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ArticleVietnam grows fresh produce exports
Fruit and vegetable exports for the first half of 2013 have risen by 46.7 per cent from the same period last year
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ArticleNZ suspends apple exports to China
The New Zealand apple industry stops exports to China while it works to resolves issues surrounding detection of brown rot on three shipments
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ArticleStemilt and Lantao launch Starkrimson in China
US shipper Stemilt is teaming up with Chinese importer Lantao to be the first suppliers of US Starkrimson pears into China
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ArticleDragon fruit spreads its wings
International demand for Vietnamese dragon fruit continues to rise, and one firm thinks the fruit could one day become as ubiquitous as kiwifruit
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ArticleEgyptian firms target Asia
Four Egyptian produce suppliers have joined forces to market their wares in Asia
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ArticleJapanese electronics firm tries hand at fruit
Japanese electronics firm Sharp is investing in strawberry production for export at a Dubai facility
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ArticleUS grants green light to Aus lychees
Australia has gained access to the US for its lychees just days after getting the green light for its mango exports to this market
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ArticleCalifornia predicts bumper pomegranate crop
A bumper pomegranate crop is in the works this season, anywhere from 10-15 per cent up on last year
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ArticleTesco Malaysia discounts fresh food prices
The hypermarket chain is leveraging on its direct sourcing from local farmers to cut prices of 18 key fresh food lines
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ArticleAustralian mangoes fight for territory
While Northern Territory production is well down, Australian mango exporters are pushing for revised trade protocols with Asian markets