All China articles – Page 115
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ArticleJapanese supermarket to open in China
Supermarket operator Maruetsu intends to open a Lincos store in Wuxi, Jiangsu province
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ArticlePhilippine banana exports drop
Banana shipments to China and Iran drop by 36 and 43 per cent respectively for the first half of 2013
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ArticleSouth African delegation visits China
Officials aimed to negotiate market access for apples and look at altering the treatment protocol for citrus
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ArticleTesco closing sixth Chinese store
UK retailer shutting down its sixth outlet in China since last year amid suggestions foreign retailers are struggling
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ArticleAlfa releases season forecast
Chinese apple grower-packer believes yields are set to increase by ten per cent this season
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ArticleChinese vegetable prices rising
Average cost of 18 vegetable products rose 7 per cent in one week, with tomatoes recording the biggest increase
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ArticleChilean exports to China surge
Exports of fresh fruit and nuts grow by 46.7 per cent for the first half of 2013, with table grape exports leading the charge
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ArticleHDG to open new office in Shanghai
Dutch firm targets emerging market for quality assurance in Asia, working initially with fruit exporters to region
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ArticleBigger cherry crop for Argentina
Although high costs will continue to restrict industry performance this season, crop volume is looking solid
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ArticleChina and India complex prospects
Foreign businesses should be fully aware of the agricultural landscape before investing in these growing markets
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ArticleHigh potential for social media in Asia
With more than half of Asia's population now online, there is a ripe opportunity to engage consumers
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ArticleAsian fresh-cut sector to grow
Demand for fresh-cut fruit is soaring in Asian markets as consumers look for safe, high-quality and convenient food
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ArticleInvestment future bright in Asia
Asia will continue to be a key investment focus in the global fresh fruit and vegetable business
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ArticleAeon profits fall over H1
Retailer posts losses in Hong Kong and Chinese markets over the first half of this year
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ArticleShanghai gears up for festival demand
With the Moon Festival and National Day Holiday around the corner, Shanghai’s fruit import trade is looking forward to a surge in market activity
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ArticleGarlic industry resists Chinese influence
Australian growers co-operative would help regain position in domestic market, according to peak industry body
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ArticleSun Art to enter e-commerce sector
In a bid to to stay competitive, China's largest retail chain is undertaking a joint venture with Excellent First
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ArticleWholesale shift in Shanghai
A new wholesale market is set to open in Shanghai this weekend, rivalling dominant fruit import hub Longwu
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ArticleFruit fly status being ignored
China continues to overlook South Australia’s fruit-fly-free status, prompting senator to call for market access overhaul
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ArticleOnline orders of cherries surge
As China's e-retailers offer consumers the opportunity to buy US cherries online, orders are booming