News from Asiafruit – Page 380
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ArticleIndonesia notifies WTO of import restrictions
Indonesia to justify import restrictions through notification to the WTO
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ArticleVietnam and Cambodia open to South African produce
Vietnamese and Cambodian borders now open to imports of South African fresh produce
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ArticleSalanova tempts in Thailand
Rijk Zwaan puts its innovative lettuce variety on display to potential customers and consumers in Thailand
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ArticleBanana growers seek Iran alternative
Philippine banana growers are being urged to seek alternative markets to Iran
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ArticleJapan steps up radiation limits
Japan is stepping up restrictions on radiation limits in vegetables sold for human consumption
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ArticleBayWa: T&G deal good for growers
Group chief executive says takeover of New Zealand company could strengthen commercial ties with German retailers
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ArticleBayWa gets approval for T&G takeover
New Zealand's regulatory authority grants German group permission to acquire majority shareholding in fresh produce exporter
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ArticleBayWa reports strong revenue growth
BayWa’s strategies for targeted growth and international expansion appear to be paying off as it posts solid returns for 2011
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ArticleAustralian flooding misses fruit
Fruit production in south east Australia appears to have dodged the worst of the flooding across the region this week
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ArticleTurners & Growers may increase Fijian exports
T&G looks to export Fijian papaya while heavy rain and flooding causes millions of dollars in damage to vegetable crops
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ArticleGrape market worries South Africans
On the eve of arrivals of Chilean grapes in Europe, South African growers are concerned about the outcome of the season
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ArticleTesco Lotus IPO generates US$602m
Strong interest in Tesco Lotus IPO makes it the largest listing in the country since 2006
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ArticleAeon invests in Vietnam
Aeon’s president and CEO has reiterated the retailer’s commitment to increasing its footprint in Vietnam
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ArticleAFFCO closes doors
The Australian Fresh Fruit Company (AFFCO) has officially been dissolved months after the group started winding down
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ArticleEnza opens new head office in Hawke's Bay
Turners & Growers also set to run its global operations from building named after variety development manager Brian D'Ath
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ArticleAustralian grapes on water to China
This season's first direct shipment of Australian grapes to China is loaded and on its way
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ArticleNew Pink Lady apple horizons
The Pink Lady business is applying its efforts to a number of new Asian markets this year, and aims to bring more Australian fruit to bear
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ArticleSymbioCity promotes urban agriculture
Swedish group adds vertical farms to its portfolio of sustainable projects
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ArticleUSDA aids in European grapevine moth fight
Funding is made available to help Californian growers in their fight against the potentially devastating pest
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ArticleAeon appoints top-level management
Aeon announces new roles for its current president and vice president