All articles by Fruitnet.com Staff – Page 79
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ArticleTesco sends Thai longan to China
Tesco’s plans to boost the Thai export sector are taking shape as 200 tonnes of longan sail for Chinese retail shelves
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ArticleDry winter leaves asparagus uncertain
Sub-par rainfall has left the volume of Australia’s upcoming asparagus crop uncertain, according to growers
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ArticleNew import requirements take effect
Indonesian authorities have introduced two new import quarantine regulations
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ArticleAustralia debuts cancer-fighting broccoli
A new cancer-fighting, antioxidant-loaded broccoli variety is the first in a set to hit the market from Australian scientists
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ArticleDevelopment scheme advances in Himachal
Himachal Pradesh’s government has launched the Rs1.89bn second phase of a horticulture development scheme
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ArticleVegetables urged for drought areas
Drought-stricken Indian states have been advised to move from grain production to quick-growing horticulture
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ArticleNZ apple exports 'losing out' in Europe
National branding in Europe and a unified export sector are the end goals for Pipfruit New Zealand, says chairman Ian Palmer
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ArticleJapan grabs Philippine banana supplies
Philippine banana exports are tracking slightly lower than last year, with available supplies shuffled to Japan
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New export focus for Tasmania
Tasmanian horticulture exports have been brought into new focus by the Australian state’s government
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ArticleAustralia tackles core issues via PIPS
A new A$12m research project to boost Australia's apple and pear productivity levels is set to be launched in September
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Vietnam sends durian to US
Vietnam’s Dong Nai province has sent its first shipment of durian to the US
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ArticleNew hypermarkets bound for Pakistan
Pakistan will see at least seven new hypermarkets over the next five years, according to plans by the Majid Al Futtaim Group
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ArticleMiddle East opens up to Japanese retail
Specialty retail outlets are spearheading Japan’s expansion in the Middle Eastern produce market
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ArticleMandarins gain Australian access
Japanese unshu mandarins have been granted access to Australia following an import risk analysis
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ArticleIndian apple prices remain high
Apple prices in India are expected to remain high until October due to a drop in production from Himachal Pradesh
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ArticleTyphoon Morakot hits Taiwan crops
Taiwan’s agricultural sector has taken a beating from Typhoon Morakot, but imports may fill shortages
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ArticleHard outlook for China's pomelo deal
Oversupply of European markets could again be a problem this year for Chinese pomelos, with an increase in volumes and good quality
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ArticlePhilippine bananas near US access
Philippine bananas are a step closer to the US market after the USDA released an import risk analysis
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ArticleZespri sales maintain small lead
New Zealand Zespri kiwifruit sales have maintained a small lead on shipped volume year-on-year
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Punjab plans kinnow comeback
India’s Punjab state government plans to resurrect the kinnow export sector after a decade of decline