News from Asiafruit – Page 80
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ArticlePlenty appoints new CEO
Arama Kukutai replaces replacing Matt Barnard in the role at California-based vertical farming company
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ArticlePluckk raises US$5m in seed funding
Indian start-up to expand e-commerce business into Mumbai and Bangalore
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ArticleInfarm earns UL certification
Group's technology is the first hydroponic farming system in the world to receive the certification
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ArticleKiwifruit breeding centre names first CTO
New Zealand's KBC appoints former Plant & Food expert Roger Hellens to lead research into new and better varieties
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ArticleWestern Australia’s Japanese avocado push
State government targets Asian market with avocado promotion at trade event
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ArticleFresh Del Monte Produce appoints COO
Mohammed Abbas will take over the role from Youssef Zakharia at the end of January 2022
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ArticleChilean nectarine season underway
Late start won’t hamper overall volume, according to Vanguard International
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ArticleRSA apple and pear exports to rise
Early forecast for South African apples and pears signals continued growth
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ArticleAVI Global cuts plastic waste
India-based AVI Global Plast launches 100 per cent recycled PET punnets for EU/UK markets to help cut plastic waste
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ArticleLower supply pushes up Peruvian mango prices
The country saw a 17 per cent dip in exports last year, but the value of shipment increased
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ArticleChinese kiwifruit makes 2022 Chilean debut
Chilean consumers now able to buy more Chinese-grown kiwifruit during the off-season
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ArticlePort disruption threatens Chilean fruit exports
Asoex calls for urgent drafting of protocols to deal with cases of Covid on vessels
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ArticleNew approach for Nishijima Horticultural Park
Japanese farm turns to export and international production as Covid-19 disrupts local customer base
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ArticleTarras Cherry Corp utilises RFID technology
Software solution helps New Zealand cherry grower reward and retain quality workers
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ArticleJapanese growers turn to new varieties
Number of newly registered varieties surges as industry searches for value amid declining production
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ArticleIran boosts sales to Uzbekistan
Despite a drop in fruit and vegetable exports to some key markets, Iran saw sales to Uzbekistan grow rapidly in 2021
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ArticleBrazil smashes through US$1bn export barrier
High demand, attractive exchange rate and bumper harvests were behind the increase, Abrafrutas said
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ArticleSouth African grape season still on track
Despite a late start the country's early table grape regions are reporting a good crop, but there are climatic and logistics challenges
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ArticleEggplant evolution in Asia
US aid programme to bring improved eggplant varieties to Bangladesh and the Philippines
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ArticleResilient approach from Australian melons
Industry has adapted to Covid disruption and poor weather to stay connected with export markets