Reefer shipping expert and former Maersk Line executive Thomas Eskesen explains what conflict in the Middle East means for the fresh produce business
Exporters face potential losses as more than 250 containers apparently remain stuck, with shippers competing to redirect cargo worth millions
Hyojun Kim breaks down the retailer’s sales structure noting recent changes that could see a bump in price after ten years
While India’s export shipments have been held up by the Middle East conflict, the import trade also faces growing disruption
South African fruit exporters are grappling with mounting losses as vessels carrying stonefruit and table grapes remain stranded in the Gulf
Exporters receive a shorter route to market after state gains first DAFF-accredited facility
Some stakeholders suggest up to 30,000ha should be eradicated to tackle oversupply and falling prices
Australia remains New Zealand’s top export market, but diversification efforts are paying off
Union president Tom Bradshaw stresses need for greater price visibility and access to natural gas for horticultural production
Industry body ADBA argues the use of domestic biofertiliser can help reduce shocks to farming
The British strawberry season is underway with the first pick at Kent supplier S&A Produce, alongside growing advances in winter season British berry supply
In the competitive world of fresh produce, finding your next high-value market is paramount. The Greater Bay Area isn’t just a market – it’s a doorway to millions of consumers hungry for premium imported goods and Cathay Cargo’s intermodal service is the key.
Exporters receive a shorter route to market after state gains first DAFF-accredited facility