News from Asiafruit – Page 175
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ArticleTmall spotlights fruit
Imported fruits are among the products being promoted during the mid-year festival of Alibaba's B2C e-commerce platform
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ArticleAustin Mortimer leaves Rockit Global
Chief executive thanked for his role in overseeing miniature apple’s rapid global growth
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ArticleMicrosoft backs Indian ag-tech
Indian ag-tech start-ups will have access to Microsoft’s support as part of a push to transform Indian agriculture
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ArticleLotte Mart’s sustainable pledges
Korean hypermarket chain announces plans to cut plastic use and food waste in its stores by 2025
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ArticleCovid-19 conundrum for Vietnam’s lychees
Travel restrictions have contributed to a price slump according to Vietnam’s lychee growers
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ArticlePromising results for new apple varieties
New Zealand trial of US-bred varieties SnapDragon and RubyFrost bears fruit for the first time
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ArticleMay a stark contrast for Port of LA
In the past month, the Port of LA moved nearly 30 per cent fewer TEUs than its record-setting May 2019
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ArticleNorthwest cherry forecast drops
Northwest Cherry Growers’ latest 2020 crop estimate has reduced by 2m boxes but still remains very promotable
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ArticleGrow launches ag-tech accelerator
Ag-tech fund calls on start-ups to join its Singapore Food Bowl accelerator programme to develop Singapore’s food security
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ArticleCambodia to export fresh mangoes to China
Official agreement will see 500,000 tonnes of fresh Cambodian mangoes exported to China annually
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ArticleZespri returns rise in 2019/20
Total fruit and service payments increase 8 per cent year-on-year to NZ$1.96bn
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ArticleHazel announces new mango partnership
USDA-funded technology company partners with leading tropical fruit supplier from the Dominican Republic
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ArticleBrett Ennis departs Prevar
New Zealand-headquartered commercialisation specialist thanks long-serving chief executive
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ArticleOne week until MOYA showcase
Finalists to share key elements of their campaigns in free webinar on 16 June
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ArticlePeruvian avos hit SK supermarket shelves
The country’s leading retailer, Emart, will roll out its programme nationally this month
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ArticleChilean citrus makes Chinese debut
Inaugural season backed by marketing campaign covering social media, e-commerce and retailers
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ArticleNorthwest cherries catch a break
Reduced forecasts for 2020 Northwest cherry crop do not necessarily equate to bad news
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ArticleReg Weine joins APAL board
Former managing director of SPC and current chairman of Longtable Group joins APAL’s board of directors
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ArticleMr Apple’s dazzling response
Shanghai consumers have taken to Mr Apple's Dazzle apples in its first promotional push of the variety
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ArticleSpeakers sign up for Fruitnet Live: China
Winstone Chee of Altitude Fresh and Zespri’s China marketing director Kok Hwee Ng to speak at global digital conference on China’s fresh produce market after coronavirus