News from Asiafruit – Page 361
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ArticleSH exporters must keep investing
FPT Group director tells Eurofruit Congress Southern Hemisphere supply chain costs must not be cut indiscriminately
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ArticleOscar to make it big in Asia-Pacific
Prim'land believes 2012/13 will be a good season for the Oscar kiwifruit variety
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ArticleFreight volumes down at Antwerp
Port's January-September results show year-on-year fall of 2.2 per cent
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ArticleDamco wins sustainability award
Logistics provider's efforts to reduce carbon footprints are recognised at SCM Logistics World Conference
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ArticleFrance hopes for vintage kiwifruit year
French kiwifruit shippers are hoping for a strong season since Italian volumes are down and Southern Hemisphere stocks depleted
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ArticleWest Coast starts pomegranate harvest
Pomegranate Council expects large, clean crop as Wonderful variety starts to ship
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ArticleUS pear access to China likely
Provisional agreement should allow US pears access to Chinese market as soon as next year
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ArticleAeon announces Q2 profit drop
Japanese retailer Aeon has announced a Q2 profit drop as a result of lower sales in its supermarkets and convenience stores
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Pakistan mango exports fall
The closure of the Iranian market and logistical problems are behind Pakistan's failure to meet its mango export target this year
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ArticleWashington apple prices boom
Prices have shot up for Washington’s record-rivalling apple crop on the back of low supplies elsewhere in the Northern Hemisphere
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ArticleVietnam calls for import controls
Vietnamese officials want to tighten up the lax control of fresh produce crossing the border from China
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ArticleFlorida citrus volumes to rise
USDA releases initial forecast for upcoming season, with orange, specialty citrus and grapefruit volumes all expected to increase
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ArticleRosy outlook for Chinese Fuji
Quality and volumes are looking up for the Fuji apple crop in Shandong, but whether prices will drop remains to be seen
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ArticleIndia government to start funding roads
Credit crunch sees India’s government scrap 14-year policy of relying on private capital to build major highways in the country
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ArticleDamco acquires Pacific Network Global Logistics
Damco signs agreement to acquire Australian logistics provider Pacific Network Global Logistics to improve capabilities in Asia Pacific region
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ArticleItalian Abate Fetel in short supply
New forecast suggests crop in Italy, which produces more than 98 per cent of the pear variety, is down 45 per cent this season
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ArticleAustralian cherries eye Asian access
Access to two major Asian markets appears to be on the cards for Australia's cherry industry
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ArticleAPL Logistics to take over Chinese joint venture
Joint venture buy-out will increase APL Logistics' presence in the Chinese market and improve supply chain capabilities
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ArticleIndia extends crop insurance scheme
Grape, pomegranate and banana growers in Maharashtra are to benefit from the extension of a government initiated insurance scheme
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ArticleEx-All Black promotes NZ Avocados
New Zealand rugby star Jerome Kaino has put his weight behind the country’s avocado promotions in Japan