All articles by Fruitnet.com Staff – Page 91
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ArticleAustralian labour scheme set to begin
The Australian seasonal worker scheme will see its first Pacific Island workers by the month's end
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ArticleWal-Mart China begins sales promotion
Wal-Mart China today began an aggressive sales promotion designed to gather up market share
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ArticleBlack day for Black Sea route
The New World Alliance and Grand Alliance have suspended their joint Asia-Black Sea service
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ArticleBlack day for Black Sea route
The New World Alliance and Grand Alliance have suspended their joint Asia-Black Sea service
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ArticleLotte plans Indonesian expansion
South Korea's Lotte is planning a big expansion of its Indonesian hypermarket chain
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Heatwave damages Australian horticulture
A record heatwave last week inflicted significant damage in Australia's southern states
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Subhiksha in ‘sudden collapse’
Indian retailer Subhiksha has publicly admitted it is in financial dire straits
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ArticleBharti Wal-Mart JV gets new name
The Indian Bharti Wal-Mart cash & carry joint venture has been named 'BestPrice Modern Wholesale'
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ArticleReliance dumps wholesale efforts
Reliance Retail has bowed out of India’s cash & carry wholesale sector, citing a need to save money
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ArticlePhilippine banana expansion defies recession
Philippine banana plantations are expanding despite economies worldwide shrinking, thanks largely to Iran and Russia
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Floods damage West Australian plantations
Floods have damaged fruit plantations in Western Australia’s Gascoyne region
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ArticleIndian cashew exports to drop 20 per cent
The Indian cashew trade is looking ahead to hard times with a 20 per cent export drop forecast
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ArticleDry winter for Himachal apples
A dry winter is delaying new plantings and fertiliser application for Himachal Pradesh apple growers
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ArticleDole completes flower business sale
Dole Food has sold most of its flower division and a number of banana properties in South America
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ArticleNew Zealand workers short for pipfruit harvest
New Zealand’s bumper pipfruit crop is expected to tax the availability of seasonal workers
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ArticleCarrefour gets foot in Indian door
Carrefour is in advanced talks with Future Group for an Indian supply-chain joint venture
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ArticleNOL volumes fell 24 per cent
Neptune Orient Lines has reported its container volumes dropped 24 per cent at the end of last year
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ArticleBangladesh vegetable exports fall
The weakening pound sterling and a failure to meet some UK phytosanitary requirements has caused Bangladesh’s vegetable exports to fall by 25 per cent
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ArticleIndia exceeds produce export targets
Indian agricultural exports, including fresh fruits and vegetables, are set to exceed expectations in the 2008 fiscal year
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Heatwave strikes southern Australia
The worst heatwave in 70 years has hit the Australian states of Victoria and South Australia