Asia and Oceania news archive – Page 115
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ArticleJD launches Thai charter flight
E-commerce company’s new charter flight connects Shenzhen and Bangkok every 48 hours
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ArticleCovid resurgence hampers Chinese apple exports
Breakouts across South-East Asia are posing a challenge for apple exporters
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ArticleSuccess for Emilie grapes from India
Germany’s Kölla has been highly satisfied with its first effort to market Indian grapes under the Emilie brand, reporting excellent quality and demand
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ArticleFreshfel Europe and CIQA trade expertise
Associations connect online to discuss fresh produce industry’s approach to Covid-19, e-commerce and sustainability
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ArticleRockit Global opens new headquarters
Company behind miniature apple unveils facility and fresh branding
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ArticleLegacy Packing buoyed by early success
State-of-the-art packing shed helps US-owned company closer to goal of becoming global supplier of Australian citrus
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AdvertorialAddressing the challenges head-on
Managing director of Hamburg Süd Oceania, Simon Gardiner, provides insight into current supply chain challenges and outlook for Australia’s citrus export season
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ArticleTangold volumes set to skyrocket
Freshmax expecting increase in Tangold Seedless production as early plantings mature
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ArticleStage set for MOYA Showcase
Finalist for premier marketing award to present their campaigns at Hort Connections
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ArticleRipening rooms set for Punjab fruit markets
Government to install artificial ripening chambers in fruit markets in effort to curtail food adulteration
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ArticleFreshmax Networker to go ahead
J-Tech Systems and Freshmax Group band together to save popular Hort Connections event
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ArticleRadfords fast-tracks software evolution
Fresh produce data reporting system receives upgrades to meet demands for digitalisation and consolidation
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ArticleCitrus Australia chair shares vision
New chair Richard Byllaardt discusses the immediate challenges that lie ahead for Australia’s citrus industry, and outlines what he hopes to achieve during his tenure
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ArticleRain hampers NZ cherry season
Leading supplier reports 60 per cent reduction in overall export yields
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ArticleNZ apples grapple with shipping issues
Lack of containers and shipping services causing uneven supply to export markets, say leading industry figures
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ArticleQuality commitment key to Australian cherries in Asia
Nuffield Scholar explores how Australian cherries can maintain premium position in Asia
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ArticleHero closes Giant stores
Subsidiary of Dairy Farm Group moves away from hypermarket format in Indonesia
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ArticleEmirates SkyCargo supports New Zealand produce
Airline maintained routes through the pandemic to transport 4,000 tonnes produce and food items in 2020
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ArticleHort Connections to go ahead as planned
Ausveg and PMA A-NZ confirm leading trade show and conference will take place in Brisbane on 7-9 June
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ArticleAgroFair marks 25 years of Fairtrade
Fairtrade specialist AgroFair has seen big changes in 25 years, but the firm's Frank Vermeersch and Luud Clercx tell World of Fresh Ideas that the job is far from done