All Japan articles – Page 3
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NewsWestfalia extends its avocado reach in Asia
The South Africa-based avocado leader has expanded its footprint into Japan, India and China
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NewsAsia Fruit Logistica preview: Asia, Part Two
Asiafruit’s look ahead to this year’s Asia Fruit Logistica continues with more of the show’s Asian exhibitors
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NewsZespri on track to deliver strong returns
Sales momentum carries over from strong start to season, putting kiwifruit marketer on course to deliver increased per-hectare returns across all categories
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CommentComment: Opportunities abound, but innovation is key
Already a massive consumer market for global suppliers, China is becoming even more competitive as a producer and exporter – and it’s beginning to shake up the Asia trade
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NewsTop buyers and suppliers head to Asia Fruit Logistica
Visitors to Asia Fruit Logistica will meet with top buyers and suppliers, get the best market insights and discover cutting-edge products and solutions
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NewsTe Mata Exports founding director Murray Tait to retire
Tait established the New Zealand-head quartered company in 2000 and has since seen it grow to become a significant player in the global fresh produce market with team members in Australia, Japan and Vietnam
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NewsImproved weather conditions mark positive shift for New Zealand avocados
With export volumes recovering following years of weather-affected crops, New Zealand avocado industry looks to diversify its markets and market country-of-origin as differentiator
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ArticleJapan erweitert den Zugang für australische Trauben
Die japanischen Verbraucherinnen und Verbraucher werden in der kommenden Saison die gesamte Palette australischer Tafeltrauben kaufen können, nachdem die Einfuhrbeschränkungen für verschiedene Sorten aufgehoben wurden.
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NewsJapan lifts restrictions on Australian grape imports
Australia celebrates removal of varietal restrictions of table grape exports to Japan
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NewsFirst South African avocados head to Japan
A new chapter begins for South African avocados in the east with the shipment of the first container to Japan this week
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ArticleKimito: Japanischer Club-Apfel für Testanbau in Südafrika
2020 war Wismettac Foods, eine Tochtergesellschaft der japanischen Wismettac Group, eine Partnerschaft mit der Universität Hirosaki eingegangen, um die dort gezüchtete Apfelsorte HFF63 zu entwickeln, und erwarb die Züchtungsrechte des Apfels, der unter dem Namen Kimito vermarktet werden soll.
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NewsWismettac Foods to bring Kimito apple to South Africa
Distributor to seek South African partner to trial Southern Hemisphere production for Japanese-bred apple
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NewsAustralia and Japan to strengthen trade relationship
Ausveg leads series of coordinated events to cultivate stronger relationship between Australian and Japanese horticulture industries
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NewsOutgoing Zespri CEO reflects on golden era
Dan Mathieson has overseen a period of “phenomenal growth” as CEO of the world’s leading kiwifruit marketer. He tells Fruitnet what he’s proudest of looking back on his seven years at the helm
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NewsTaiwan sends first shipment of red dragon fruit to Japan
It has taken Taiwan eight years of negotiation to gain access for the fruit
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NewsZespri launches global healthy eating campaign in Japan
Initiative is focused on improving health outcomes by encouraging people to swap out one unhealthy food for a serving of fresh produce every day
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NewsChina claims avocado import crown
Asia’s avocado trade trends upwards, with China overtaking Japan as the region’s largest importer for the first time in 2023
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NewsAsiafruit avocado edition out now
Avocado issue spotlights launch of Australian campaign in India and a range of other exciting developments for the category across Asia
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ArticleTomaten: Certhon und Denso lancieren Ernteroboter Artemy
Das niederländische Unternehmen Certhon und die japanische Muttergesellschaft Denso haben mit Artemy einen Roboter für die Ernte von Cherry-Rispentomaten entwickelt.
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NewsWeak yen weighs on Japanese fruit imports
Depreciation of the Japanese currency sees average per kilo cost of imports increase 14 per cent year-on-year in first quarter