All articles by Liam O'Callaghan – Page 61
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ArticleAustralian avocados turn to seafreight
With airfreight still feeling the effects of the pandemic, exporters trial sending avocados by sea
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ArticleGrab launches online supermarket in the Philippines
GrabSupermarket Fresh will source produce directly from growers to maximise freshness
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ArticleIfam continues for Australian exporters
New funding will see Australian airfreight support scheme continue into 2022
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ArticlePost-Covid backing for Australian industry bodies
Fresh produce industry bodies receive Victorian government funding to support Covid-19 recovery
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ArticleDada Group partners with CP Group
On-demand omni-channel delivery services will be provided to CP Lotus and CP Fresh Mart
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ArticleJapan beckons for US plums
Californian plums have gained access to Japan offering a new opportunity for exporters
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ArticleFlipkart Wholesale plans to triple footprint
Indian e-commerce platform’s B2B arm expands to better serve kiranas
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ArticleSupport for Cambodian longan growers
Government purchases fruit from smaller growers as access to China via Thailand is cut off
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ArticleApeel banks more funding
Latest round will be used to continue efforts to reduce food waste and co-create new supply networks
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ArticleCMA CGM opens Indonesian container depot
New facility in East Jakarta designed to enhance inland logistics services and optimise shipments
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ArticleYume Food receives new backing
Online marketplace for surplus food teams up with waste management company Suez
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ArticleKorea begins pear export season
Season's first shipment from major pear growing region is bound for the US
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ArticleKorean consumers take to salads
Consumer concerns about health are driving an increasing interest in salads in Korea
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ArticleJapanese grapes lose their shine
Increasing Shine Muscat production in China and Korea impacts premium position
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ArticlePinduoduo competition tackles tomatoes
Second iteration of smart agriculture competition will see participants grow tomatoes
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ArticleChina bans Thai longans
Indefinite ban implemented after detection of mealybugs threatens Thai and Cambodian industry
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ArticleGood start to 2021 for Hapag-Lloyd
Shipping line does not expect global supply chains to return to normal before March 2022
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ArticleCarrefour mulls Taiwan sale
Reports suggest French retailer is considering the sale of its Taiwan business
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ArticlePromise progress for Dole Sunshine Company
Report maps progress of The Dole Promise one year after its launch
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ArticleShipping struggles hamper Australian citrus
Container shortages and delays provide supply chain challenge for exporters