News from Asiafruit – Page 370
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ArticleColors extends Far East influence
Colors Fruit and the Farmsecure Group will extend their marketing influence by opening a new marketing office in Japan
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ArticleSafmarine voted 'most friendly' line
PIFFA's inaugural Excellence Awards sees Safmarine walk off with the 'Friendly Line' trophy
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ArticleFlorida Citrus Mutual elects officers
Elections took place at citrus industry group's 64th annual meeting in Bonita Springs earlier this month
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ArticleRain affects production in Kashmir
Rain and cold temperatures are playing havoc with fruit crops in the major Indian apple-producing region of Kashmir
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ArticleAeon to list property
In an effort to reduce debt and improve finances Aeon is to list real estate investment trust
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ArticleNew Australian hope for Indian mangoes
Indian and Australian officials are working on a new irradiation treatment plan for Indian mango exports to Australia
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ArticlePhilippines tightens banana standards
The Philippines is tightening up banana production and packing standards in response to export quarantine breaches
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ArticleTalim hits Taiwan fruit production
Tropical storm Talim has devastated fruit and vegetable production across Taiwan
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ArticleK+N expands Hong Kong presence
German supply chain solutions provider Kuehne + Nagel has opened an additional contract logistics facility in Hong Kong to cater to growing demand
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ArticleRucaray trials new varieties
The Chilean grower-exporter has increasingly focused on exploring new varieties over the course of the last ten years
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ArticleRSA records largest grape export crop
SATI is celebrating the biggest South African table grape export crop since the industry was deregulated in 1997
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ArticleIndian fresh produce train service finds favour
Expansion on the cards for India’s dedicated fresh produce rail service
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ArticleIndonesia grants NZ recognised status
Indonesia has granted New Zealand ‘recognised country’ status, allowing it to ship horticultural products directly to Jakarta
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ArticleScientists develop edible packaging
How we buy and consume food in future could be very different if a new edible packaging proves successful
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ArticleRains damage Taiwanese produce
Rain in Taiwan has caused millions of dollars in damage to horticultural crops
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ArticleHigh-profile appointments for FPG
Australia’s Fresh Produce Group has appointed industry veterans Peter Pokorny and Gerome Raco to new executive positions
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ArticleIncrease in Chilean kiwifruit exports to Korea
Chile expects kiwifruit exports to Korea to increase this season following last year’s anti-competitive ruling against Zespri
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ArticleTesco unveils Japanese exit plan
Tesco has announced it will hand over its struggling Japanese operation to retailer Aeon for a token fee
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ArticleChris Antico joins N&A Group
Australian produce importer Chris Antico has joined trader N&A Group’s import division Pacific Fruit Brokers
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ArticleIndonesian import regulations delayed
Indonesia has delayed the introduction of new horticultural import licensing regulations until September