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NewsStatistics Handbook unpacks growth in Asia trade
Intra-Asia trade and Southern Hemisphere imports propel Asia’s fresh fruit business to new heights in 2025, reveals Asiafruit Statistics Handbook 2026
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PodcastsIndustry collaboration, consumer trends and the rising opportunities for Australia and New Zealand in the Asia market
The Produce Plus Podcast recaps Asia Fruit Logistica including the major themes that arose from the Asiafruit Knowledge Centre
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PromotionComing soon: Fresh Focus Cherry
This November, Fruitnet is back with Fresh Focus Cherry 2027, the annual publication for the global cherry trade. Filled with the latest industry news and analysis covering all sides of the business including new approaches to production, state-of-the-art technology, innovative marketing campaigns and exciting growth markets, this ...
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NewsTurkey’s Aksun welcomes improved conditions
After last year’s especially challenging weather in Turkey, producers feel fortunate at the lack of hail and heavy rain – but big challenges remain
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NewsLMU introduces Indonesian-grown Kirin melon
Hyper-premium hydroponic-grown melon offers alternative to imported Japanese fruit
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NewsRed Tip Eco bananas crack Japan market
Pacific Coast Eco Bananas explores next export opportunities for its bananas grown using the Ecoganic farming protocol
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NewsAustralia aims to double its horticulture export sales
Hort Innovation Strategy 2031 sets long-term direction for investment in productivity, innovation, market access and grower capability
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NewsAsia Fruit Logistica 2026 wraps up record show
Asia’s premier trade show registers its most international participation ever, attracting some 16,000 attendees from 95 countries and regions
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NewsAvocado Collective unveils A$17mn expansion of Manjimup facility
Upgrade increases processing from approximately 30,000 trays to up to 100,000 trays of avocados a day
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PromotionAsia Fruit Logistica edition of Asiafruit out now
Special edition offers a full Asia Fruit Logistica breakdown including extensive exhibitor preview, Asiafruit Knowledge Centre programme overview and pre-show highlights
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NewsAsia Fruit Logistica 2026 exhibitor preview: Australasia
Australia and New Zealand remain key suppliers to the Asia market for premium fresh produce across an array of categories. This year will see exhibitors from the region showcasing local industries, brands, marketing efforts and company restructures all aimed at serving Asia’s thriving markets
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NewsAsia Fruit Logistica 2026 exhibitor preview: Asia
Growers, packers, shippers, and technology providers from all corners of Asia will promote their latest developments, smart solutions, and new products in Hong Kong this year to target expanded business horizons
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NewsCentral Retail to acquire MaxValu from Aeon Thailand
Aeon Thailand to transfer 30 MaxValu stores, which will be rebranded as Tops
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NewsHoofdman Roodzant brings FreshPride’s Asia and Middle East business in-house
Barendrecht-based Hoofdman Roodzant has absorbed FreshPride’s Asia and Middle East business
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NewsJapan revises plant variety protection laws
Approved bill will cover domestically developed agricultural products throughout entire lengthy rights registration process
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NewsIndonesian mangoes set high export goals
Government sets sights on Japan as the next step in export development
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NewsCool Carriers takes delivery of second Snow-class reefer vessel
World’s largest specialised reefer operator welcomes Snow Flake into fleet, as newbuilding programme advances
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NewsJapan target for Bangladeshi mangoes
Market diversification and reducing supply chain costs headline Bangladesh’s export development efforts
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FeaturesAustralian citrus takes health to the next level
Citrus Australia CEO, Nathan Hancock, tells Asiafruit how the industry body is putting a spotlight on the category’s health benefits, which go far beyond that of the well-known Vitamin C
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NewsJapanese concern as local citrus varieties reported in China
Growers call for Japanese authorities to investigate after reports Beni Princess saplings have made their way overseas