News from Asiafruit – Page 339
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ArticleZespri’s Chinese exports drop
Psa blamed for falling volumes but prices to remain high, according to chief executive
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ArticleNorth Korea unveils apple orchard
2,850ha orchard aims to produce nearly 66,000 tonnes of fruit by 2018, 20,000 of which is intended for export
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ArticleGiant to open 500 mini-stores
Expansion plans in the next five years intended to deliver the lowest possible price to consumers
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ArticleBangladesh imposes export restrictions
Ministry of Commerce bans exports of essential items to ensure their smooth supply during Ramadan
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ArticleCarrefour wins trademark battle
Madras high court prohibits other parties from appropriating the French multinational retailer's brand name
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ArticleEthiopia eager for Asian expansion
Exporters look to expand agriculture trade as the country's national airline launches direct flights into Seoul
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ArticleVictoria eyes Asian opportunities
State’s horticultural industries step up their push to become a “food bowl” for the Far East
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ArticleCP All closer to Siam Makro acquisition
Shareholders heavily in favour of record breaking take over, with a deal likely to be done by third quarter of this year
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ArticleNew Zealand export potential identified
New government-commissioned report states fresh fruit exports could double or treble in the next ten years
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ArticleEuropean chance for Sindh mangoes
Growers in Pakistani region have been encouraged by the demand for their Sindhri variety
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ArticleCarrefour announces China expansion plans
Retailer intends to move into 30 new Chinese cities in the next three years, extending its presence to nearly 100 cities
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ArticleMonsoon pushes up vegetable prices
Weather in Aurangabad, India sees supply outstripped by demand, with some produce prices more than doubling
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ArticleIran-India trade booming
Bilateral trade of fresh and dried fruit and nuts sees 30-35 per cent rise during 2011-12 season
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ArticleZespri increases Gold3 allocations
Demand for licences reflects confidence New Zealand industry has in variety, according to chairman
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Big three form shipping alliance
Maersk Line, MSC and CMA CGM establish an allied network comprising 255 vessels and a 2.6m TEU capacity
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ArticleChina exports cherries to Taiwan
Landmark recognition of 2010 agreement as Taiwan accepts first shipment of cherries cultivated in China
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ArticleYusen expands LCL network
Shipping company launches a number of new services between Asia and Europe, as demand for small cargo rises
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ArticleBritish Columbian cherries secure China access
Canadian province deal set to be highly lucrative for the industry, with negotiations underway for blueberries
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ArticleNew Zealand fruit industries align
Horticulture New Zealand expects pipfruit and kiwifruit industries to continue their consolidation process
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ArticleIndia set to export to Israel
West Bengal's state government planning to export bananas, lychees and pineapples, as well as rice and potatoes