Exotic fruit news archive – Page 40
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ArticleNew managing director at Nature's Pride
Rabobank's Fred van Heyningen set to join company, with Shawn Harris continuining to set strategic course as group CEO
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ArticleVietnam exports to China soar
Vietnamese fresh produce exports to China rose nearly 80 per cent during the first five months of 2016 over the prior year period
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ArticleDrought dents Thai exports
A prolonged heatwave in parts of Thailand this year has cut exotic fruit production and affected quality
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ArticleIndonesia set for tropical exports to NZ
Indonesia is on track to begin exporting tropical fruit to New Zealand following negotiations between the two countries
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ArticleTaiwan reopens to Vietnamese dragonfruit
Import programmes set to resume after seven-year blockade, presenting another encouraging market access development
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ArticleBrands pay to label emojis their own
New Zealand kiwifruit marketer Zespri and trade promoter Avocados from Mexico have already sponsored a character
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ArticleWealmoor hosts visit from Biz minister
Sajid Javid and local MP Nadhim Zahawi visited the exotic produce supplier’s Atherstone-upon-Stour facility
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ArticlePeruvian pomegranates heading for US
Market diversification efforts paying off as industry seeks to broaden export offer
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Colombian fruit exports rise sharply
A new report by Maersk shows containerised fruit exports from the South American country are booming
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ArticleTropical growth for South Korean province
Chungju growers aiming to get the jump on climate change through new plantings
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ArticleNew tool could boost exotic fruit sales
Colombian firm Ocati unveils special straw-scoop to make consumption of products like passion fruit and granadilla easier
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ArticleFinnish retailer holds Malaysian promotions
K-Citymarket in Finland has held promotions for Malaysian fruits and agro-industry products
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ArticleExotic tastes drive up sales
The exotics category is in strong value and volume growth, but the ever more competitive nature of supply is making life complicated for importers
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ArticleHLB warns of papaya shortfall
Unprecedented drought conditions in papaya fields cause ongoing shortages
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ArticleExotic tastes drive up sales
The exotics category is in strong value and volume growth, but the ever more competitive nature of supply is making life complicated for importers
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ArticleFirst Indian pomegranates arrive in US
Kay Bee Exports lands fresh pomegranate shipment in North America after USDA approves irradiation programme
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ArticlePest problem for NZ feijoas
Guava moth continues to spread across North Island, prompting concerns among growers
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ArticleTotal Produce targets Nordic market
Irish company understood to be planning new joint venture with Dutch firm Kramer-Vezet to supply convenience products
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ArticleVietnamese dragonfruit on Australian agenda
Tropical fruit joins a line of Vietnamese fruit set for access, following first shipment of lychees last year
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ArticleBlue Skies welcomes UK minister
Fresh-cut exotics giant uses opportunity to explain the pressures produce businesses are facing in the key supply region of West Africa