News from Asiafruit – Page 342
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ArticleBharti Walmart hires anti-corruption authority
Appointment of Ritika Ratti as senior director for anticorruption in India in midst of internal investigation
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ArticlePakistan fixes mango export start
Mango exports are due to start on 25 May, with volumes expected to exceed last year's
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ArticleQatar identifies leading fresh produce suppliers
Gulf nation names the Philippines and India as largest suppliers of fruit and vegetables respectively
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ArticleAsia embraces Chilean KiwiKiss
With production on the rise, Aozora International is looking to expand the export opportunities for its Chilean-grown KiwiKiss kiwifruit variety
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ArticleKiwifruit growers' Zespri inquiry ongoing
Organisation looking at kiwifruit marketer's controversial dual invoicing system practices in China
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ArticleDraft kiwifruit genome assembled
International Kiwifruit Genome Consortium undertakes project using Hongyang kiwifruit variety
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ArticleAustralia boosts Chinese grape exports
Industry body expects 400 containers to be shipped to Chinese mainland this season, with number to double next year
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ArticleNorthwest cherries cool off
Cold climate and poor pollination have dampened industry hopes of a repeat record production season
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ArticleNZ nears new trade agreement
Deal with Taiwan draws closer, as delegates resolve issues surrounding mainland China
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ArticleChina receives flood of Chilean grapes
Around 3m cartons of Red Globe are arriving in China in a three-week period following the end to Chile’s port strikes
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ArticleChanging tides over Pacific
Leading shipping lines band together to launch new services from Asia to South America
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ArticleAustralia battles dual pest outbreaks
Agriculture industry threatened by fourth outbreak of fruit fly in Adelaide and discovery of citrus gall wasp infestation in WA
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ArticleMyanmar begins fruit shipments to Singapore
As the country endeavours to expand into new export markets, mango and watermelon shipments commence
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ArticleDelica founders depart T&G
New Zealand company Turners & Growers has confirmed the resignations of Murray McCallum and Anton Masutti, founders of the group’s export division Delica
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ArticleTaiwan develops new composting technology
Methods turns agricultural waste associated with growing mushrooms into compost and can significantly boost production
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Indian vegetable prices up
Reduced crop growth due to water shortages during the summer months causes fresh produce costs to rise
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ArticleVietnam tightens Chinese ginger inspections
Reports of Shandong growers using a banned pesticide has caused Vietnamese authorities to take action
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ArticleMetro considering Japanese exit
Four markets identified for withdrawal as retail group looks to channel funds into home market
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ArticleZespri promotes kiwifruit in India
With the arrival of New Zealand kiwifruit, Zespri markets its numerous health benefits to local consumers
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ArticleZespri main culprit, defence claims
A Chinese importer's defence lawyers are pointing the finger at Zespri in relation to tax evasion in China