All articles by Luisa Cheshire – Page 91
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Import prices soar in India
The price of imported fruits in India has shot up due to the weakening rupee
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ArticleIATA reports flat trend in airfreight volumes
The IATA has reported a continued flat trend in airfreight volumes in May 2013
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ArticleCosco chairman resigns
Chairman of China Shipping group Cosco has resigned and is to be replaced by the company's general manager
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Emirates launches Central China-India service
Emirates Shipping Line is starting a Central China-India service on 7 July, which will run in parallel with its existing China-India service
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ArticleDrought cuts India pomegranate deal
Severe water shortages have reduced Indian pomegranate yields so far this year, according to exporters
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ArticleIndonesia proposes export ban trade off
Indonesia plans to give China preferential treatment in dealing with its import rules in return for China lifting its ban on certain Indonesian products
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ArticlePakistan launches mango exports to South Korea
Pakistan has sent its first ever commercial mango shipments to South Korea, marking the start of a potentially lucrative trade
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ArticleParamount launches new mandarin
California's Paramount Citrus has launched a new premium mandarin brand, Wonderful Halos
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ArticleBrazil fruit export revenues slide
The total revenue generated by Brazil’s 2013 fresh fruit exports is set to fall compared to last year due to market and production issues
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ArticleBrazil looks East for apples
Brazilian apple shippers are concentrating exports on Bangladesh and India this year due to a preponderance of small-sized fruits
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ArticleCool Fresh inks Costa Rica deal
Global produce distributor Cool Fresh International has signed a supply deal with Costa Rican pineapple specialist Tropicales Del Valle
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ArticleTaiwan hopes for good mango season
Taiwanese growers are crossing their fingers for favourable weather as the mango season kicks off
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ArticlePakistan fixes mango export start
Mango exports are due to start on 25 May, with volumes expected to exceed last year's
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ArticleZespri main culprit, defence claims
A Chinese importer's defence lawyers are pointing the finger at Zespri in relation to tax evasion in China
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ArticleVietnam to resume veg exports to EU
Vietnam will restart fresh produce exports to the EU now the Vietnamese government has agreed to re-issue quarantine certificates
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ArticleCrunch time for Jazz apples
Enza is organising a record-breaking publicity stunt to raise the profile of Jazz apples and money for a national charity
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ArticleCosco reports 2012 loss
Chinese container shipping company Cosco has reported further losses in 2012 due to market volatility
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ArticlePakistan to resume mango exports to US
Exporting mangoes to the US could once again be an option for Pakistani growers this season, thanks to new flights to Chicago
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Melbourne sees airfreight growth
Australia's Melbourne Airport saw a 32 per cent rise in air freight exports in January 2013
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ArticleBangladesh cuts fruit import tax
Officials will lower the import duty on fresh fruit to make them more accessible to local consumers