All Myanmar articles
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NewsCo-op to halt sourcing relationships with countries violating international law
UK retailer Co-op Group has announced a new sourcing policy that will prohibit products from 17 countries identified as having community-wide human rights abuses, with implementation beginning June 2025
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NewsSpeakers announced for Asia Fruit Logistica Thailand Meet Up
Driscoll’s senior director Andy Suh and Platinum Fruits CEO Natakrit Eamskul among range of high-profile speakers at Bangkok event
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NewsIndonesia encourages fruit cooperation with Australia
Indonesian president seeks assistance in improving local fruit production
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ArticleJoin the knowledge hub at Asia Fruit Logistica
Asiafruit Congress and Asiafruit Business Forum take place together on the show floor at Asia’s premier fresh produce trade show
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ArticleEast-West Seed provides farmer upskill funding
Some US$18m will be made available as it joins the Zero Hunger Private Sector Pledge
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ArticleChina to import more tropical fruit
Asean members set to benefit from China’s ambition to buy Rmb 150bn of agricultural products over next five years
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ArticleWeChat supports Lancang-Mekong Fruit Festival
Festival promotes fruits from Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, Thailand and Vietnam in China
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ArticleAustralia-UK FTA to change farm labour requirements
South-East Asian residents to be offered new farm work visa in order to fill gap likely to be left by British backpackers
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ArticleMyanmar‘s melon export expansion
As part of a plan to diversify fresh produce exports, Myanmar is sending its first shipments of melons to the Middle East
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ArticleFreshPro trials Myanmar avocados
FreshPro is trialing Myanmar avocados in the UK, thanks to an agreement with the country's exporter association
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ArticleHortNZ welcomes RCEP
Trade agreement between Asian and Australasian countries brings new benefits to New Zealand fruit and vegetable exporters
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ArticleMyanmar exports weather Covid-19
Bananas have helped Myanmar to maintain a similar level of fruit exports compared to recent years, despite Covid-19
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ArticleMyanmar, China reopen trade routes
Export through Lweje and Kampaiti borders to restart, having previously been confined to Muse border
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ArticleTension at Myanmar-China border
Coronavirus restrictions stopping Myanmar nationals from entering China includes drivers delivering fresh produce
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ArticleCoronavirus: industry response
Asiafruit rounds up what impact the coronavirus pandemic has had on fresh produce trade across Asia to-date
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ArticleMyanmar feels full impact of coronavirus
Melons left unpicked as trade between China and Myanmar decimated and factory workers left without job security
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ArticleBioFach back in Bangkok
The organic exhibition made a successful return to the Thai capital in July, attracting 403 exhibitors and more than 24,000 visitors
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ArticleMyanmar-China talks to reopen border
Talks in motion following the unexpected closure of a fruit trading border crossing during melon season
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ArticleUSDA unveils export programme
In a bid to increase US opportunities, a series of trade missions have been planned for 2019
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ArticleWorld garlic market ‘set for steady growth’
Government assistance and varietal development to contribute to rising production in coming years, as China remains the dominant global player