News from Asiafruit – Page 68
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ArticleAgroStar acquires INI Farms
Deal will give INI Farms access to a wider and more diverse range of products for its global customers
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ArticleDole launches social media contest
Group's Celebrate Super Heroes Contest launched on 28 March, and will award US$10,000 in scholarships
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ArticleZespri kicks off China supply
Zespri kiwifruit departs for China for the first time in the 2022 New Zealand kiwifruit season
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ArticleBravo builds brand power
Domestic and export programmes set to expand for Australian-grown apple
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ArticleMaersk collaborates on decarbonisation
Group joins with World Business Council for Sustainable Development, Smart Freight Center and over 25 other companies
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ArticleThe Fresh Express way forward
Sustainability is not just a way of life for farmers in Western Maharashtra, but a vital necessity, according to Nina Patil of India's Fresh Express
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ArticleSHAFFE congress hears calls for closer collaboration
Speaking with one voice will help the sector tackle “one of its most challenging seasons in 20 years”
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ArticleWar in Ukraine will ‘depress demand and disrupt supply’
Rabobank's Cindy van Rijswick analyses the longer-term impact of Russia's invasion on fresh produce trade
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ArticleThai Airways doubles China service
Demand from fresh fruit exporters sees airline increase charter flight services to China
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ArticleShanghai lockdown disrupts supply chain
Inland transport affected by Covid-19 outbreak while ports and airports remain open
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ArticleCape Five active on two fronts
South African exporter delivers apples to China and helps refugees in Europe
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ArticleMorocco curbs tomato exports
The North African kingdom is limiting Europe-bound exports of round tomatoes to lower local prices and ensure availability ahead of Ramadan
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ArticleSouth Africa eyes further eastern growth
It is not only in China and India where South African apples and pears are enjoying growing demand
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ArticleSHAFFE congress draws key political support
High-level government speakers reflect importance of industry as key pillar to food security and sustainability
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ArticleAporo II hits the market
Robotic fruit packer can accommodate twice the throughput of its predecessor
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ArticleNew season Jazz sets sails
T&G Global sends first consignment of New Zealand-grown fruit to Europe
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ArticleExport delay costs emerge
Blow for South African deciduous fruit growers as reality of losses due to delays and port disruption is revealed
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ArticleVietnam joins Australian ag visa
Australian horticultural industry welcomes first country to join new visa programme for agricultural workers
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ArticleNew FujiMart stores for Vietnam
Sumitomo Corporation to expand grocery supermarket chain adding 50 stores by 2028
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ArticleSATI speaks out on challenges
South African grape industry faces problems as fruit industries meet government minister to discuss impact of Ukraine war