Asia and Oceania news archive – Page 158
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ArticleAsia Fruit Logistica goes digital
Chris White talks to Asia Fruit Logistica’s Will Wollbold about its new digital platform Asia Fruit Logistica ON
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ArticleAsiafruit Congress goes online
Asia’s leading fresh produce conference livestreams to global viewers on 17 November, setting the scene for Asia Fruit Logistica ON
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ArticleAsia Fruit Logistica is ON this November
Asia’s premier fresh fruit and vegetable trade show will take place online with an exciting new digital format
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ArticleBreeding programme sees sweet success
Over 80 per cent of Queensland's commercial strawberry plants sourced from Hort Innovation funded programme
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ArticleExports impact Scales’ return
Scales has updated its earning guidance after Covid-19 affected its New Zealand apple exports to Asia
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ArticleThailand opens borders to Chinese buyers
With Covid-19 under seemingly under control, Thailand plans to remove some travel restrictions to facilitate fruit exports
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ArticleQTee tress planted in Australia
Early-ripening pear variety takes root in Goulburn Valley, Adelaide Hills and Manjimup
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ArticleChina suspends Turkish cherry imports
Turkey’s second significant cherry season in China comes to a premature end following pest interceptions
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ArticleMaersk in Europe-ME/India revamp
Group updates Europe to Middle East and Indian subcontinent network to offer customers "improved reliability, resilience and agility"
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ArticleVietnam longs for more longan exports
Vietnam authorities are working with growers and export markets such as China and Australia as they try to boost longan exports
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ArticleFoodstuffs South Island to harness customer data
Partnership with Tesco-owned customer data science platform, Dunnhumby, to drive company decisions
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ArticleNZ seeks traceability improvement
The country's NZ$6bn produce industry is aligning and improving its traceability systems
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ArticleChina approves more Chilean citrus
More than 30 new Chilean citrus producers have received authorisation to begin exporting to China
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ArticleAustralian plums to be globally commercialised by AIGN
Sweetah, Vitaplum and Queen Garnet will be commercialised outside of Australia by The Associated International Group of Nurseries
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ArticleMarsha Aralar joins Fair Farms
Aralar appointed national programme manager of Growcom's industry-led training and certification programme
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ArticleT&G pleased with H1 performance
Revenue and operating profit improve over first half of 2020, although challenges loom for apple trade in Asia
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ArticleTurkish cherries hit Korean retail shelves
Turkish grower-exporter Ana Fruit overcomes hurdles to land first shipments in South Korea
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ArticleChinese labs creating quality potatoes
Potato growers in China being provided with disease-resistant varieties to help reduce poverty
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ArticleRecord campaign for NZ apples and pears
Export returns top NZ$870m, placing industry on track to reach NZ$1bn goal by 2022
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ArticleNew Zealand funds affordable healthy produce
A new programme aims to get fruits and vegetables to communities in need and connect them with local producers