News from Asiafruit – Page 476
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Aus food imports on the rise
Australia’s food import levels have increased significantly, with fruit and vegetables heading the list
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ArticlePort of Dunkirk attracts Chinese interest
Representatives from the Port of Dunkirk recently made a trip to China to make contacts and to attract investment in the port
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ArticleJapanese group snaps up Seeka stake
Fresh MD Holdings has agreed to purchase a stake in the New Zealand-based kiwifruit grower
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ArticleRSA citrus exports in line with last year
Although packed volumes are 11 per cent down on last year, the CGA says total exports should still reach 90m cartons
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ArticleQueensland agriculture stands strong
The Australian state's produce industry has increased its value this year despite the current financial crisis
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ArticleIndia-ASEAN FTA set for August
A free trade agreement between India and the ASEAN bloc will be signed in August at a Thai summit
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ArticleNZ and Korea to discuss FTA
New Zealand and South Korean business delegations will meet for talks next week over a possible FTA
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ArticlePesticide overuse on Indian mangoes frustrates experts
High levels of pesticide use by India’s mango growers may be putting consumers at risk, despite advice from experts
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ArticleNZ continues seasonal worker scheme
New Zealand’s government has announced it will continue to support the Recognised Seasonal Employer Scheme
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ArticleCMA CGA boosts Asia-Europe rates
French carrier CMA CGM has announced a collection of rate increases on Asia-Europe trade routes
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ArticleZespri boosts Philippine marketing
Zespri has focused its marketing budget on maintaining kiwifruit sales growth in the Philippines
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ArticleResearch presents citrus greening solution
Australian research may help Indonesian mandarin farmers beat the citrus greening disease
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ArticleVietnam opens doors with deepwater port
Vietnam has opened its first deepwater container terminal, enabling a new direct service to the US
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ArticleNOL offers shares to cut debt
Singaporean shipper Neptune Orient Lines has announced a plan to raise US$972m by selling rights shares
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ArticlePositive Japanese citrus visit for Aus
An inspection of the South Australian citrus industry has gone well, according to an industry director
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ArticleChinese blueberry season kicks off
Chinese consumers will soon be seeing locally produced blueberries on retail shelves as the country’s season gets underway
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ArticleWake up and smell the bananas
Opportunities can be maximised in the Asian market by using different marketing schemes, as shown by Japan's morning banana diet craze
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ArticleTesco to boost Thai exports
Tesco plans to boost Thai produce exports via their distribution network, starting with a London launch
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ArticleChina to rank organic 4th
China expects to become the fourth largest consumer of organic food in the world over the next decade
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ArticleBharti Wal-Mart opens first store
Bharti Wal-Mart has opened the doors to its first Indian wholesale cash-and-carry store