Asia and Oceania news archive – Page 138
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ArticleJWM recognised at Shenzhen Reading Month
Sponsored content: Joy Wing Mau wins ‘Special Supporter’ Award at large-scale literary festival
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ArticleSell-out season for Envy
Envy apple brand on track on track to be billion-dollar brand by 2025 after another strong year
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ArticlePromising signs for Rico pear
Branded variety is building interest in Australia and overseas ahead of the 2021 season
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ArticleRungis seals Uzbekistan deal
France’s Rungis International Market and the Republic of Uzbekistan have signed a framework agreement to create a network of wholesale markets
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ArticleCherryHill Orchards partners with Laava
Australian cherry producer will use Laava Smart Fingerprints on its packaging to protect its brand and connect with consumers
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ArticleTech tops tradition in strawberry competition
Data scientists and strawberry growers competed in a smart agriculture challenge run by Pinduoduo
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ArticleDeliver-E launched in Philippines
Department of Trade and Industry launches online delivery platform in effort to support country's farmers
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ArticleHort Innovation to explore high-tech solutions
Six-month project to assess potential of emerging production technology and its uses in Australian urban landscape
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ArticleMore funding for Yonghui Fresh Food
Fresh produce B2B platform of Chinese retail group raises more funding from backers including Tencent
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ArticleCompac launches Gentle Box Filler+
New model developed specifically for delicate produce such as kiwifruit and stonefruit
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ArticleRobert Gray resigns as CEO of AMIA
Chief executive of the Australian Mango Industry Association leaves after six years in role and over 30 years in the industry
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ArticleFruit South Africa hails new Chinese opportunities
South Africa and China sign a new memorandum of understanding, boosting cooperation and trade
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ArticleNZAPI appoints associate directors
Catherine Wedd and Kurt Livingston to work alongside industry association’s board
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ArticleCooperation counts in South Asia
IIASA’s analysis indicates that a cross-boundary and multi-sectoral approach could lower costs of sustainable development in the Indus River Basin
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ArticleOppy doubles cherry imports
Supplier "significantly expands" imported cherry programme from Chile, Argentina and New Zealand
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ArticleBrazil eyes Middle Eastern, Asian gains
Country is on course to export US$1bn of fruit in 2020, with a growing proportion going to new markets
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ArticleStreamlining Australian avocado exports
New funding is set to help Australian avocado growers seeking to access Japan and New Zealand
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ArticleMontague opens doors to Arcella
New agreement will give Arcella Bananas Company access to Montague’s ripening facility in Queensland
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ArticleRussia extends tomato ban
Russia has cited safety concerns for its latest tomato import ban against Azerbaijan, but some analysts suggest politics or protectionism may be at play
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ArticleChange at the top for East-West
Seed company announces that Douwe Zijp will come in as new president and CEO