All articles by Fruitnet.com Staff – Page 40
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ArticleUS gives rambutan the green light
Vietnam and Malaysia have been given the all clear to send fresh rambutan to the US, provided certain protocols are met
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ArticleT&G questions value of its shares
Investors do not appreciate the potential value of Turners & Growers assets, the group has claimed
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ArticleCold hampers Indian apple pollination
Cold weather in the Indian apple-producing state of Himachal Pradesh may lead to a significant drop in production for the upcoming season
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ArticleNew Zealand secures Kanzi apple
New Zealand will soon begin growing Kanzi apples now a major fresh produce marketer has secured marketing rights for the variety
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ArticlePoll questions kiwifruit export monopoly
New Zealanders are opposed to their country’s single-desk kiwifruit exporting arrangement, a survey commissioned by Turners & Growers has shown
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ArticlePhilippines sees boost in exports to Japan
Sources in the Philippines have reported an increase in sales of bananas and okra to Japan
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ArticleChina’s produce prices down
The Chinese government will be encouraged by a slight decrease in farm produce prices as it wrestles with food inflation in the country
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ArticleNew chair takes over at GPG
Rob Campbell to oversee wind-down of major NZ investor and part-owner of Turners & Growers, the Guinness Peat Group
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ArticleStrawberries could prevent cancer
Strawberries could help in the prevention of oesophageal cancer, a new report suggests
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ArticleCarrefour appoints new chief for Malaysia and Singapore
New appointment to take over the reins at Carrefour Malaysia and Singapore
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ArticleTariffs burden NZ kiwifruit growers
New Zealand kiwifruit growers’ profits could increase by as much as 67 per cent if tariffs in export markets were abolished
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ArticleJapan to label produce origin
Japan will label domestically produced fresh produce with its point of origin to help protect sales both at home and abroad
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ArticleDevelopment slated for Mindanao
Development plans for the Filipino Island of Mindanao should benefit the area’s horticultural industry
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ArticleContaminated cabbages discovered in Singapore
Readings taken from some cabbages imported to Singapore from Japan have shown radiation levels up to nine times the level recommended for international trade
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ArticleForeign retailers buying into China
With China predicted to become the world’s largest grocery market by 2014, foreign retailers are looking to increase their physical presence in the country
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ArticleFlorida citrus to increase Korean promotions
The US citrus industry will work to boost awareness of its grapefruit in Korea this season after significant sales growth was recorded last year
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ArticleAgrinurture to distribute Del Monte Pacific pineapples
Come April Agrinurture will take over the distribution of Del Monte Pacific’s fresh pineapples in China
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ArticleCold-chain gets boost in Himachal Pradesh
Indian authorities have provided funding for the state of Himachal Pradesh to upgrade its fresh produce infrastructure
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ArticleWalmart reopens Japanese outlets
Walmart has reopened 12 of the 24 outlets it was forced to close in the wake of the 11 March earthquake and tsunami in Japan
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ArticleContamination woes continue for Japan
As Japan's nuclear crisis enters into its third week there are reports from the country food contamination will continue to increase