Exotic fruit news archive – Page 40
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ArticleImports increase in China’s inland cities
Traders in China’s inland cities have noticed a strong uptake in imported and tropical fruit
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ArticleJapan and Australia join for year-round supply
The two countries will work together taking advantage of opposing seasons
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ArticleNutrano debuts Lady Jane
A new brand from Nutrano Group enjoyed a short first season, with future prospects for export
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ArticleLGS Specialty expands Spanish fruit offer
This is the fifth year in which the company has increased its imports of Spanish produce
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ArticleFinger Lime production grows
Australia is set to welcome the new Zings brand as local production increases
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ArticleIndia encourages China grape trade
The Indian government hopes to push further into China’s US$630m grape import market
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ArticleChina demand drives Malaysian durian
One hectare of Musang King durian can supposedly yield more than nine times the revenue of palm oil
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ArticleRains a mixed blessing for Spanish producers
Precipitation aids for citrus and vegetable producers in Murcia, but damages in Valencia region could top €100m
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ArticleHyundai invests in Cambodian exports
The Korean-owned corporation’s new centre will pack to export standards for China, Korea and Japan
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ArticleIndian pomegranate prospects dry
A drought in the state of Maharashtra has affected more than 60 per cent of the growing area
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ArticleUS likely to lose market share in China
The supply gap is expected to be filled by further imports, instead of domestic production
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ArticleNew protocol for Chile and China
During Chile Week in Beijing, a number of agreements were signed and updated, strengthening cooperation
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ArticleMadagascar shows off Horeb system
Madagascan lychee exporters were in France and Belgium last month to present their sustainable growing practices to prospective European buyers
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ArticleIran stares down sanctions
President Rouhani has called the US’s reimposition of sanctions “unjust” and vowed to break them, as the country seeks ways to continue business as usual
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ArticleEurobanan unveils convenience papaya
The company’s new Steffy Premium Gold papaya can be eaten with a spoon
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ArticleFreaky trend grows for pineapple carving
The tropical fruit is becoming an alternative for Halloween carving thanks to social media influence
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ArticleAzerbaijan eyes Europe for pomegranates
Azerbaijan is preparing to export its pomegranates to Germany, France, Latvia and Poland for the first time
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ArticleKenya-China trade agreement expected
Horticulture reported likely to benefit from trade deals set to be signed next month in Shanghai
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ArticleNew campaign for Pom Wonderful
‘Worry less’ is the premise for the company’s multi-million-dollar national marketing campaign
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ArticleVietnamese rambutan makes NZ debut
Vietnam shipped its first volumes of rambutan to New Zealand this week after seven years' negotiations, reports reveal