All articles by John Hey – Page 26
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ArticleIndian grape trade treads with caution
Indian grape exports to Europe are set to fall in 2011, with exporters and importers in a cautious mindset following last year’s chlormequat chloride residue issue
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ArticleIndia calls for studied approach
Asiafruit Magazine's February 2011 issue asks whether India's produce supply chain can keep up with the country's booming consumer demand
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ArticleSE Asia sees shorter CNY supplies
South East Asian fruit importers are reporting generally positive sales results for Chinese New Year, fuelled by strong demand and lighter supplies of key products
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Chinese New Year supplies fall short
The pre-Lunar New Year market in China has been characterised by lower volumes and higher prices, according to local importers
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ArticleTaiwan expects late rally
Taiwan’s coldest winter in 25 years has dampened Chinese New Year demand, but sales are expected to pick up this week
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ArticleThai exporters oppose blanket ban
Leading Thai vegetable exporters are seeking exemption to new government regulations that stand to halt shipments of key lines
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ArticleRosy outlook for Indian apple imports
Washington apples could be heading for a record season in India, aided by a fruit size profile that suits this market and low stocks of Indian apples
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ArticleUSDA highlights gap in China promotions
Fresh produce exporters to China need to raise their game when it comes to promotions, according to a recent report from the USDA
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ArticleNew CA facilities slated for Pakistan
Pakistan’s government plans to construct controlled atmosphere storage facilities around the country in a US$25m project backed by China
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ArticleNew speakers confirmed for New Delhi
Björn Witte and Sanjay Dave represent impressive additions to the lineup for India's only international fresh produce industry conference
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ArticleJapan leads Asian persuasion for citrus
Japan is spearheading a renewed focus on Asia for the Australian citrus industry, which is bidding to develop high-value alternatives to the deteriorating US export deal
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ArticleTaiwan suffers Chilean cherry glut
Cherry prices in Taiwan have plummeted following a tide of Chilean arrivals, with importers reporting widespread losses
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ArticleAustralian grapes on market maintenance mission
As the Australian grape season fast approaches, the industry is bidding to maintain access to key markets and keep disease pressures under control
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ArticleChina cherry deal nosedives
China’s burgeoning cherry market has caved in following an influx of Chilean imports of varying quality standards
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ArticleTony Russell exits APAL
The former general manager of Apple and Pear Australia Ltd has been made redundant in a restructure of the industry’s peak body
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ArticleLandmark cold chain deal between US and Chinese ports
Port of Oakland and China Merchants Holdings International strike deal to develop supply chain services for US exporters throughout China
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ArticleNZ kiwifruit industry on high alert
A suspected case of kiwifruit canker on an orchard in New Zealand has the country’s largest horticultural industry on high alert
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ArticleSunMoon eyes expansion via Chic deal
The Singaporean-listed supplier of fresh fruit and dehydrated produce from China has hailed a new investment deal with Chic Foods
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ArticleItalian kiwifruit's NZ access in doubt
New Zealand could suspend Italian kiwifruit imports in the coming days as it considers new research on the spread of canker that has affected the Lazio region
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ArticleChinese apples look Down Under
With Australian quarantine inspectors in China this week to audit orchard and packhouse operations, Chinese apples could be on the water to Australia before the year is out