Exotic fruit news archive – Page 55
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ArticleArsenal stars sample infamous fruit
Mathieu Debuchy and Wojciech Szczesny brave durian, a fruit which also sparks an emergency situation in Jersey on the same day
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ArticleVietnamese lychees granted Australian access
Irradiated lychees cleared for importation, with Australian industry hopeful it will help grow the category
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ArticleUK exotics in good health
The ready-to-eat sector is driving mango growth, while better-quality figs, papaya and persimmon could see them move into the mainstream
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ArticleVietnam expects US$2bn in exports
Vinafruit official Huynh Quang Dau expects fruit and vegetable export value to rise on the US$1.47bn recorded last year
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ArticlePeru seeks wider access to US
Peppers, papaya, citrus, asparagus, blueberries and mangoes amongst items to be discussed by Minagri at meeting with US authorities
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ArticleHere be dragons: Israel breathes fire into exotics
Despite adding new varieties to secure year-round supply, demand for the country's dragon fruit is said to be surging ahead of available volumes
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ArticleMaking every night date night could fight heart disease
Research conducted in Israel claims that eating more dates - along with their pits - and pomegranates protects against artery-hardening
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ArticleM&S launches 'plango' hybrid fruit
Cross between plum and mango launched in UK, with retailer predicting it will be a roaring success with its customers
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ArticleMalaysia targets Scandinavia
Malaysia is exploring market opportunities in Scandinavia for its tropical fruits, starting with promotions in Sweden
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ArticleUS says yes to Mexican figs
Aphis announces that irradiated consignments can now be imported into the US mainland
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ArticleINI Farms receives capital injection
Leading Indian pomegranate and banana exporter INI Farms secures US$3.3m injection from Aspada Investment Company
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ArticleRSA kicks off 2015 sharon fruit campaign
Season gets underway with the prospects of a bumper high quality crop
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ArticleCanadian push for Colombian exotics
Procolombia has partnered with Caribbean Exotics for in-store promotions at 22 Fortinos stores in Toronto
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ArticleSweet potatoes and melons oust sat navs and yoghurt drinks
Latest ONS shopping basket used to assess inflation in the UK economy includes maiden appearances for exotic produce
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ArticleUS blogger encourages consumption
Janet Helm has issued a challenge to US consumers to 'get over their fear of fruit'
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ArticleUniveg launches new exotics brand
Exclusive: Soul Fruit will be licensed to one retailer per country, with Rewe already selling the branded range in Germany
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ArticleIndonesia to boost exports to NZ
Indonesia has announced plans to increase fruit exports to New Zealand as part of an agreement to boost bilateral trade
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ArticleQ-Fly detections rise in NZ
Outbreak grows as cricket fans warned against bringing fruit into World Cup match at Eden Park
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ArticleThai exporters look to Europe
With ready-to-eat exotics a growing part of Europe's prepared produce market, Thai exporters see good opportunities
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ArticlePiñata harvests first pines out of NT
Top End production to ramp up over coming seasons, with growing conditions similar to existing Queensland plantations