Asia and Oceania news archive – Page 181
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ArticlePMA A-NZ hosts online round tables
Industry experts to explain how businesses can deal with Covid-19 in their workplaces
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ArticleMOYA to go ahead in 2020
Entry deadline for Australasia’s premier fresh produce marketing award extended
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ArticleProduce sector exempt from India lockdown
Fresh produce personnel are classed as essential workers and exempt from India's lockdown announced last night
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ArticleItalian apples facing Indian port shutdown
Potentially "explosive situation" could see around 400 containers of fruit worth a reported €8m held up for almost a month
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ArticleCovid-19 changes Korean consumption
Despite strong supplies of fresh produce and a declining infection rate South Korea’s agricultural market is feeling the effects of coronavirus
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ArticleBusiness as usual for Australian industry
Government guarantees food production and supply won’t be impacted by measures in place to prevent spread of Covid-19
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ArticleSalmonella contamination prompts recalls
Pre-bagged salad items sold across Western Australia recalled following confirmation of salmonella contamination
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ArticleKeeping you informed
The situation is serious. And at Fruitnet we’re taking it very seriously indeed
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ArticlePune markets suspend trading
Wholesale markets in Pune, India, have closed until the end of the month to stop the spread of coronavirus
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ArticleAviation shutdown hits Indian exports
With airlines reducing flights due to the coronavirus, Indian fresh produce exports are suffering
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ArticleSupermarket operators work together
Australian retail chains Coles, Woolworths, Aldi and Metcash work together to ensure safety requirements and reliable supply
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ArticleLocal support for Korean growers
Provincial governments are promoting locally grown produce after a drop in demand to the coronavirus outbreak
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ArticleNew Zealand horticulture deemed essential
Meeting of primary sector representatives defines essential services as government moves to alert levels three and four
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AnalysisNo need for panic buying
Fresh Intelligence’s Wayne Prowse says Australia’s highly efficient supply chain will ensure there is no shortage of fresh produce if consumers shop responsibly
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ArticleIndia set to tighten e-commerce regulations
As investment in e-commerce increases, India is looking at setting up a new regulator
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ArticleNew dates for Chapman Forum
Leading phytosanitary irradiation conference to remain in Melbourne, with three-day programme scheduled for October
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ArticleCitrus canker restrictions lifted in Darwin
Northern Territory government a step closer to eradicating contagious plant disease, following lift of restrictions
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ArticleThailand's export contingency
Authorities in Thailand are preparing for the potential of a sharp decrease in fresh produce exports because of coronavirus
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ArticleThe carrot and stick approach
Produce Plus columnist Lisa Cork says providing incentives for people to lead healthier lifestyles could boost fresh produce consumption
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ArticleZespri monitors Covid-19 situation closely
Strong global demand for fresh fruit may help Zespri weather potential coronavirus disruption, the marketer says