News from Asiafruit – Page 336
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ArticleIndustry body dismisses disease speculation
No risk of Phomopsis coming into Western Australia according to Californian Table Grape Commission
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ArticleHuge post-harvest losses for India
Assocham study puts the horticulture industry's losses at more than Rs2tn (US$32.7bn)
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ArticleFruit fly status being ignored
China continues to overlook South Australia’s fruit-fly-free status, prompting senator to call for market access overhaul
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ArticleOceanbridge Shipping appointed APL agent
Auckland-based firm sees arrival of shipping giant as a massive boost to New Zealand imports and exports
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ArticlePhilippine bananas to finally enter US
Bureau of Plant Industry director confirms Dole is on track to send first shipment to US in October
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ArticleFood HQ to increase NZ export prospects
Collaboration the key to growing food exports towards NZ$60bn (US$47bn), according to experts
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ArticleFlorida packer teams up with Sunkist
The leading fresh fruit supplier is partnering with citrus grower-shipper Greene River Marketing to expand its supply
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ArticleNew Indian fruit species discovered
Researches have identified a new species of tree with edible fruits with a spongy texture and sweet flavour
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ArticleIndia softens FDI stance
Multi-brand retailers given more freedom in market but significant investment may still be months away
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ArticleDelinanas grows export scope
New 550ha Philippine banana plantation expected to generate US$7m in exports annually
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ArticleMalaysian promotion for Pink Lady
Apple and Pear Australia to launch retail promotion for Pink Lady apples in Malaysian supermarkets Cold Storage and Jason’s later this month
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ArticleJapanese expenditure declines
Household spending on fresh fruit falls by 3 per cent over first half of 2013, while consumption plummets to record low
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ArticlePakistan exports rise 16 per cent
New markets including Korea and Japan and record onion export levels drive substantial export growth
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ArticleBanned substances found in plastic film
Testing of polyvinyl chloride plastic wrap in China found 15 out of 16 samples contained bis(2-ethylhexyl) adipate
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ArticleANA Holdings targets Hong Kong
Japan's largest airline aims to capitalise on growing demand for the country's fresh produce, as other sales slump
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ArticleGlobal companies vie for ParknShop
Businesses from Japan, China and Australia are reportedly interested in buying the leading Hong Kong supermarket chain
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ArticleIndia considers onion export ban
With a domestic shortage contributing to escalating prices, officials are considering temporarily halting exports
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ArticleEU-Asia transit time worries French shippers
The increased transit time for fruit shipments by sea from Europe to Asia is worrying the French fruit sector
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ArticleAsia looms large for South Australian apples
Industry sees market potential on the back of investment and visiting trade delegations from Far East
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ArticleKiku promotion launched in Taiwan
Consistent with the club variety's healthy lifestyle image, Metspan has begun promoting South African-grown Kiku apples at a family triathalon event in Taiwan