All articles by Fruitnet.com Staff – Page 57
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ArticleCarrefour to sell off Asian interests
There are reports French retailer Carrefour will sell off its interests in South East Asia to focus on markets where it can dominate
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ArticleIndia debates foreign retail laws
The country’s trade ministry has asked for stakeholder opinions on the matter of foreign direct investment in India’s retail sector
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ArticleIndustrial sabotage suspected in Australia
Police have launched a major investigation in Northern Queensland into the suspected sabotage of millions of vegetable seedlings
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ArticleTomato poisoning leads to price hikes
Tomato prices are expected to rise in both Australia and New Zealand after a suspected poisoning in North Queensland
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ArticleWebsite promotes Enza’s kiwifruit
New Zealand fruit marketer Turners & Growers has launched a new website to promote its new kiwifruit varieties
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ArticleTaiwanese mangoes on show in Japan
The Keio supermarket chain in Japan will play host to a promotional display of Taiwanese Irwin-variety mangoes
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ArticleNYK links Asia to South America
Shipping line NYK has formed a partnership with two other firms to offer increased services from Asia to South America
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ArticleNew Zealand apple growers stunned
New Zealand apple growers are dismayed by Australia’s move to allow Chinese apple imports
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ArticleTaiwan slows Northwest cherry shipments
Issues with pesticide residues have slowed Northwest cherry shipments to Taiwan, the premier Asian market for the fruit
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ArticlePakistan fruit and vegetable exports up
Fruit and vegetable exports from Pakistan are performing well this year, with both categories scoring strong gains
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ArticleChina’s produce holds up well in flood
Despite the floods that have wreaked havoc in southern China, industry sources say fresh produce supplies have not been overly affected
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ArticleDolefil may lose labour accreditation
Dole Philippines could have its labour accreditation revoked after three non-conformities were observed by inspectors
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ArticlePick ‘n’ Pay sells Franklins stores
South African retailer Pick ‘n’ Pay has sold the Franklins supermarket chain to Australian firm Metcash
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ArticleAustralia releases China apple protocol
Biosecurity Australia has released the final import protocol for Chinese apples, but the Australian industry is up in arms
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ArticlePakistan stages mango training workshop
A mango training workshop has been held in Pakistan, with the goal of improving post-harvest handling of the fruit
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ArticleDamco invests in India/Africa trade
Logistics firm Damco has created a dedicated team to handle cargo shipments between India and Africa
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ArticleStrawberry records fall in California
Californian strawberry growers are celebrating this month, with all-time high shipments recorded throughout June
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ArticleAPL appoints new senior vice president
Container shipping firm APL has made two key appointments, with Dave Appleton accepting a senior vice president role
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ArticleAustralian avocado industry meets
Key players in the Australian avocado market have met in Canberra to discuss the future of the industry
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ArticleCMA CGM Figaro docks in Los Angeles
The new CGA CGM Figaro has docked in Los Angeles, the largest of the company’s vessels ever to do so