All China articles – Page 141
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ArticleItalian kiwifruit bound for China
First container of Made in Blu-branded produce sets sail for Shanghai as expectations among Italy's export traders remain high
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ArticleMaersk issues rate changes
The shipping giant has overhauled its rates on services from Asia to Latin America as well as Europe to North America
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ArticleAsia-West Africa changes for Maersk
The latest in a series of service changes sees a new rotation on the group's FEW1 route
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ArticleChina leads way to Ashdod
China was the number one exporter to the Israeli port of Ashdod in 2008, with Turkey in second place
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ArticleSweeping changes for Maersk services
The shipping group has announced a number of alterations to its Asia-Europe network
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ArticleReduced capacity for Asia-Americas service
The Asia Express Consortium has revealed that it is reducing its service between Asia, Mexico and the west coast of South America
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ArticleEmirates to increase cargo capacity
The group has revealed plans to increase flights across its SkyCargo network by 14 per cent, boosting capacity in the process
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Wumart confident despite mounting challenges
The economic slowdown and mounting competition from foreign retailers does not worry the chairman of Chinese retailer Wumart, according to just-food.com
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ArticleChinese pomelitos hit the market
Chinese pomelitos have made their first ever appearance on the European market.
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ArticleWal-Mart China begins sales promotion
Wal-Mart China today began an aggressive sales promotion designed to gather up market share
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ArticleBlack day for Black Sea route
The New World Alliance and Grand Alliance have suspended their joint Asia-Black Sea service
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ArticleBlack day for Black Sea route
The New World Alliance and Grand Alliance have suspended their joint Asia-Black Sea service
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ArticleChinese exotics yield results
Chinese firm GoodWave Technology Ltd has successfully trialled a new treatment on Solo Sunrise papaya grown in Hainan.
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ArticleApple of China’s eye
The Chinese New Year has only just begun but all the indications are that, even with the global recession, the Year of the Ox is likely to be a year of domination for Chinese apples. Stuart Heaver reports from Hong Kong.
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ArticleAAS Consortium cuts Asian route
The five-strong group has reduced the capacity on its North East Asia-Australia service
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CNY sales tired but awake
In the run-up to Chinese New Year sales are proving sluggish, but appear better than expected
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Not so Sweet for M&S in China
The UK-based retailer has parted company with China MD Richard Sweet as part of a reduction in head office staff
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ArticleNew Chinese stores for Carrefour
Carrefour is planning further expansion in China, despite the lacklustre sales results announced last week
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ArticleAsian retail markets to ride out crisis
A new report has predicted retailers from developing countries will weather the economic crisis well
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ArticleCOSCO cuts shipping capacity
COSCO plans to reduce container shipping capacity to Europe and the US and explore potential new markets in Asia in a bid to control costs