All articles by Fruitnet.com Staff – Page 38
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ArticleMore top level resignations at Walmart
Following the departure of three top executives from its Chinese operations, Walmart has now lost the CEO of its Japanese division
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ArticleCarrefour charts growth in Indonesia
An increase in consumer spending has spurred on sales growth for Carrefour’s Indonesian operations
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ArticleBio-coating to prolong mango shelf life
Indian scientists are developing an edible bio-coating that should prolong the shelf life of fruit
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ArticleNew speakers for Asian event
Impressive new speakers will lead discussions at Asiafruit Congress 2011 on the latest developments in the fast-paced Asian market
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ArticlePhilippines provides opportunities for Zespri
Zespri has seen healthy sales into the Philippines thanks to the country’s affluent consumers
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ArticlePakistan mango exports to Japan stumble
Pakistan will not export mangoes to Japan this year after failing to develop a commercially viable Vapour Heat Treatment facility
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ArticleRain hammers Californian cherry crop
Heavy rains in major cherry producing regions of California have damaged fruit and cast a shadow of uncertainty over the remainder of the season
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ArticleCosts to increase for Australian exporters
The Australian horticultural industry will see the cost of export inspections increase as the government axes its rebate scheme
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ArticleBlueberry protocol yet to be decided
Contrary to reports in the US media, South Korea is yet to sign off on a protocol allowing fresh Oregon blueberries into the Asian nation
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Pakistani mangoes win access to Japan
Japan has agreed to allow the import of Pakistani mangoes that have been treated for fruit fly
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ArticleJazz marketing campaign bears fruit in Thailand
The managed apple variety Jazz has been well received at a major food show in Thailand
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ArticleIndonesia increasingly dependent on imports
Indonesia’s outdated farming system has led to a decrease in fruit production and an increase in its dependency on imported produce
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ArticleRegulations strangle Indian ports
Indian port regulations are increasing costs for exporters and consumers, and leading to bottlenecks, two major terminal operators in the country have said
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ArticleMore modern retail slated for India
A major Indian retailer has told of its plans for the aggressive expansion of its modern retail presence there this fiscal year
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ArticleJapan faces up to wall of China
It is unlikely China will ease restrictions on Japanese farm products when the leaders of the two countries meet this weekend
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ArticleGoldspan names new president and CEO
Masahiko Ishimitsu will take over the reins at Capespan subsidiary Goldspan from acting president Charles Olson on 20 June
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ArticleGloomy outlook for Australian apples
The Australian apple industry is reeling following the release of a report into the effects imports may have on the industry there
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ArticleAustralian stonefruit eyes China
With the Australian table grape industry cracking the Chinese market, expectation is building amongst the country’s stonefruit growers that they could soon follow suit
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ArticleRamadan to boost fruit sales in Malaysia
With more than half of its 27.5m citizens following Islam, the Muslim holy month of Ramadan will be an important time for sales of imported fruit in Malaysia
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ArticleClosures threatened for Filipino banana plantations
The fates of four Filipino banana plantations, charged with failing to comply with environmental regulations, are under review