All articles by Luisa Cheshire – Page 110
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ArticlePhilippine guerrillas destroy Dole plantation
Armed rebels destroyed a Dole banana plantation in the southern Philippines worth nearly US$250,000
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Global air freight volumes up 14.4 per cent
Global air freight volumes for October signal a possible turning point for the sector, according to the International Air Transport Association
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ArticleSingapore officially opens Coolport@Changi
Asia's newest airport perishable handling centre Coolport@Changi officially opened in Singapore today
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ArticleIndonesia's Garuda expands network
Indonesia's largest air cargo carrier is planning to expand its network across the Middle East and Europe
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ArticleOverseas sales boost Wal-Mart profits
Wal-Mart's third quarter profits are up despite weak US sales and thanks to strong sales abroad
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ArticleHong Kong airfreight volumes hit new heights
Hong Kong International Airport's air cargo volumes in October hit a new handling record thanks to strong demand on all major trunk routes
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India set for fast economic growth
India is expected to become the fastest growing major economy in the world by 2012, according to a new study
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ArticleCarrefour suspends sale of Malaysian and Singapore stores
French retail giant Carrefour is understood to have put the sale of its Malaysian and Singapore outlets on ice after bidders offered too little
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ArticleNational bent for new SA marketing role
Industry body Citrus Australia hopes to boost citrus profitability at a national level with the creation of a new South Australian marketing role
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ArticleMalaysian airport cargo volumes rise
The combined cargo volume handled by Malaysia's two main airports is expected to rise by 38 per cent this year over last thanks to the country's robust economic growth
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ArticleIndia angles for US trade deal
Indian officials hope to discuss US access for Indian grapes, pomegranates and lychees during US President Obama's visit this week
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ArticleAir cargo set to take off
World air cargo traffic is expected to regain its 2007 peak by the end of the year
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ArticleChinese apple prices rise
The price of apples in China rose to an unprecedented high in late October, boosting apple growers' incomes
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ArticleKiwifruit bucks fruit trend in Japan
Japanese kiwifruit consumption last September rose to its highest level for that month since records began, while average fruit uptake fell to its lowest level in 10 years
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Study 'reveals toxic Indian produce'
A survey has claimed that Indian farmers are using banned pesticides on fruits and vegetables sold on the domestic market
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ArticleAPL launches new intra-Asia service
Singapore-based container line APL is launching a new intra-Asia service between China and Indonesia on 14 November
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ArticleQueensland predicts short mango crop
Australian mango growers across Queensland are expecting a lighter crop and higher returns this season
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ArticleKorean kids reject fruit and veg
South Korea is facing an obesity epidemic among its younger population, as school children reject fresh produce in favour of fast food
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ArticleIndia and Japan to seal trade deal
India and Japan were set to sign a trade deal on Monday, with a view to cut import taxes on a range of goods including fruit
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ArticleTaiwan counts ag losses
Taiwan has calculated the cost of agricultural damage caused by Typhoon Megi at NT$11.3m