News from Asiafruit – Page 62
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ArticleGulf anticipation for Pakistani mango season
Demand is high ahead of the arrival of Pakistani mangoes in the UAE, with production volumes down due to severe weather conditions
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ArticleIG clinches propagation deal with BCIL
Indian importer signs agreement with Biotech Consortium India for the propagation of 2.5m rootstocks across a range of fruits
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ArticleRijk Zwaan launches ‘The future is sky’ campaign
Vegetable seed company highlights the importance of shared entrepreneurship in cucumber breeding
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ArticleBravo season underway
Rising production volumes help meet increased demand for West Australian-bred apple
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ArticleMaersk announces NZ cold chain facility
New 45,000m2 integrated cold chain facility scheduled to open late 2023 in Waikato District
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ArticleJulio Zavala Muñoz joins Fall Creek
Experienced manager to oversee commercial operations in Latin American countries
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ArticleDi Muto launches smallholder management software
Farm management application enables growers to digitally transform their operations
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ArticleNew brand identity for Fruit Logistica
The world’s leading fruit and vegetable trade exhibition has updated its logo and event branding
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ArticleClimate change challenge for Indian mangoes
Extreme weather affects 2022 mango harvest compounding issue of rising costs
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ArticleAsiafruit May out now
Citrus edition previews upcoming Southern Hemisphere season, including spotlight on LemonGold, and features annual USA Special
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ArticleGlobal Tomato Congress: Prominent aims to inspire consumers
With costs rising and spending getting tighter, the health, taste and affordability of fresh tomatoes should be highlighted
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ArticleMOYA finalists announced
Premier marketing award for Australasian fresh produce and floral industries attracts strong field of entries
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ArticleFlorida orange production up in May forecast
USDA report predicts 40.2m boxes of Florida oranges, with Florida grapefruit production down slightly
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ArticleJapan protection for Taiwanese pineapple
Pineapple cultivar Tainung No 23 receives temporary IP protection in Japan
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ArticleAdriëlle Dankier named as new CEO of Nature’s Pride
Dutch importer confirms current chief executive officer Fred van Heyningen will step down as of 1 June
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ArticlePink Lady breeder John Cripps dies aged 95
West Australian horticulturalist was responsible for Cripps Pink and Cripps Red apple varieties
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ArticleMaputo port progress for South African citrus
Eastern port emerges as viable option for South African exporters, particularly those targeting Asia
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ArticleAFPA appoints new CEO
Claire McClelland will succeed Michael Rogers as head of Australian Fresh Produce Alliance
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ArticleSouth Africa’s Sharon Fruit harvest starts
The first containers shipped to Europe and airfreighted to the UK and the East have arrived
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ArticleOppy is once again named in Deloitte’s Platinum Club
The Vancouver-based group has been named as one of Canada’s Best Managed companies for the 15th time