News from Asiafruit – Page 197
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ArticlePhilippines seeks tariff relief for bananas
Government officials appeal to Japan to cut its tariff on Philippine bananas
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ArticleAustralia’s attempt to grow the ‘King of Fruit’
Successful growth and storage trials of highly sought after muskmelon encourages growers and exporters to expand in North Queensland
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ArticleSpanish grapes arrive in Vietnam
Spain’s first-ever shipment of table grapes has reached Vietnam
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ArticleTomra brings new solutions to PMA Fresh Summit
Tomra Group’s Compac and BBC Technologies will launch new post-harvest technologies at the event
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ArticleT&G Global marketing campaign wins big
New Zealand based fresh produce grower, marketer and distributor recognised at the 2019 Australian Marketing Institute Awards
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ArticleExport growth for Chilean cherries
Chile is a step closer to gaining access to Vietnam for its cherries as the industry predicts record export volumes for the upcoming season
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ArticleVietnam and South Africa strengthen trade ties
Joint trade sub-committee meets in Hanoi, Vietnam with aims to improve bilateral economic and trade partnerships
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ArticleUSDA buys US$30m of table grapes
Fruit to be repurposed and extra funding allocated to help promotion in export markets
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ArticleAldi expands in China
Consumers in Shanghai will have access to two new physical stores bringing the retailer’s total to four
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ArticleDeltaTrak joins IBM Food Trust
By joining the blockchain solution DeltaTrak will help to increase traceability of leafy greens and other perishables
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ArticleGreat-sun Foods invests in Malaysia
Chinese fresh produce company to construct a tropical fruit planting base in Malaysia with a focus on durian
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ArticleExploring protected cropping in northern Australia
New project aims to identify how best to support Australian growers wanting to expand into protected cropping systems
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ArticleUS trade mission targets Asia
A host of US delegates will be travelling to Vietnam to meet with counterparts from a number of Asian countries
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ArticleGrowers eager for US-India trade agreement
Californian walnut growers hopeful of an agreement, as retaliatory tariffs hurt exports
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ArticleFukushima peaches gain popularity
A concerted marketing effort has proven successful with consumers across Indonesia
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ArticleChina beckons for Australian asparagus
While Japan remains the major export market for Australian asparagus, China is displaying encouraging signs of growth
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ArticleAvolast ‘makes sense’ for Mission
New solution successfully slows down the avocado ripening process, according to leading marketer
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ArticleMango season in full swing
Fruit across Darwin is being picked in large volumes, as ripening continues further south
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ArticleSinclair puts EcoLabel on show
Labelling specialist to exhibit new certified compostable solution at US trade show
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ArticleAustralia makes gains with irradiation
Steritech is close to opening a state-of-the-art X-ray facility in Melbourne, as demand for its services rises