All articles by Fruitnet.com Staff – Page 47
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ArticleAsian retail giants target Vietnam
Vietnam is firmly in the sights of two of Asia’s biggest retailers, which plan to expand operations there
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ArticleTariffs increase for NZ exports
New Zealand horticultural exporters are now paying 19 per cent more in tariffs than in 2008, despite recent trade agreements
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ArticleNo Mexican lime shortage in US
There will be no shortfall in US supply this season, while demand in the country remains low, hit by the economic climate
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ArticleIndian retailer to focus on fresh produce sales
Future Value Retail has indicated it intends to create a chain of retail stores selling only fresh fruit and vegetables
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ArticleConsortium acquires LCL Group
Global fresh-produce logistics specialist, LCL Group, has been purchased by a consortium of English, Danish, and Chilean investors
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ArticleTesco signals Chinese expansion
Britain’s largest retailer has reported it plans to quadruple sales into China on the back of strong growth in its Asian operations
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ArticlePakistan mango exports to receive assistance
Mango exports to Japan will receive a helping hand next season as part of an agreement between industry players from the two countries
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ArticleShipping price increase likely
Fourteen of the world’s largest shipping companies look set to increase rates on routes between Asia and the West Coast of the US
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ArticleChina to tackle rising food costs
The world’s second-largest economy is investigating ways to control rising food costs in an effort to rein in inflation
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ArticlePhilippines pledges infrastructure development
The country’s government has pledged to develop agricultural infrastructure in Mindanao to increase food production there
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ArticleMorpholine argument rumbles on
The UK Food Standards Agency’s decision to recommend the removal of apples treated with wax coatings containing morpholine has been roundly criticised by the trade
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ArticleIncreased costs for Indian onion exports
India has raised the minimum export price of onions to ease a price spike resulted from post-monsoon rains in the country
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ArticlePakistan allows vegetable imports from India
Pakistan is opening its borders to vegetable imports from India and other countries after much of its domestic crop was wiped out by severe flooding earlier this year
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ArticleUS-Korea FTA talks fail
Hopes a Free Trade Agreement would be reached between the US and South Korea at the G-20 summit in Seoul have been dashed
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ArticleAustralian citrus eyes single import desks
Growers in the Australian citrus industry believe establishing more single import desks in export destinations will help boost gate returns
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ArticleKiwifruit canker confirmed in New Zealand
Officials last night confirmed a bacterial infection discovered at an orchard in New Zealand to be kiwifruit canker
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ArticleBharti Walmart opens new wholesale outlet
Bharti Walmart has opened a new wholesale store in Kota, one of Northern India’s major industrial hubs
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ArticleWal-Mart to assist insider trading probe
Wal-Mart is aiding an investigation into possible insider trading related to its takeover of Japanese retailer Seiyu
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ArticleSecond-round bids for Carrefour assets
Retail giants Tesco and Dairy Farm have emerged as the main contenders to buy out Carrefour’s assets in South East Asia
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ArticleUS widens access for Japanese apples
The US has changed import regulations to allow all commercially grown Japanese apple varieties in under the regulations required for Fuji