News from Asiafruit – Page 229
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ArticleChinese access drives Aussie stonefruit
Production and exports of cherries, peaches and nectarines are set to climb in Australia during 2018/19
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ArticleSamurai wasps boost NZ biosecurity
Horticulture industry welcomes ‘major biocontrol milestone’ in fight against stink bugs
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ArticleSpeaking up on shipping challenges
Ocean Network Express CEO Jeremy Nixon will discuss the state of the container shipping industry at Cool Logistics Asia
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ArticleMr Apple hits the road in China
Roadshows in Shenzhen and Guangzhou build on active marketing campaign in People’s Republic
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ArticleArgofruta becomes Sun World licensee
Move sees Sun World increase seedless grape volumes in Brazil, along with the visibility of its varietal brands
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ArticleResearchers dispense post-hurricane advice
UF/IFAS experts suggest citrus varieties for Irma-damaged replanting in Florida
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ArticleHAGL to make banana investment
Vietnamese company is buying land in Cambodia to grow bananas for export to China
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ArticleONE makes cool move
The container shipping company has invested in refrigerated units to expand its reefer service
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ArticleNew export record for Chilean cherries
USDA report shows shipments hit a new high in 2017/18, with China the top importer
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ArticleVietnamese consumers Cherish new apple
New Zealand-grown variety finds favour on the back of first commercial harvest
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ArticleIndia’s largest ecommerce deal cleared
Walmart has expanded in India, with a 77 per cent acquisition of Flipkart cleared at government level
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ArticleBlockchain is best for SunMoon
Singapore-based company looks to reap benefits of food safety and data transparency
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ArticleOnline grocery pinned to double share in Asia
IGD predicts that the online grocery channel will double by 2022, making it the fastest growing channel in Asia
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ArticleCucumber challenge gets underway
Five international teams strive to produce largest crop possible using artificial intelligence
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ArticleIndustry expects large NW pear crop
Forecasts suggest the US northwest is in for a bumper crop that could end up being the fourth-largest in history
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ArticlePhilippine bananas risk losing South Korea
Growers and exporters are calling for tariffs to be removed to enable them to compete in the ‘lucrative’ market
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ArticleIndia US apple tariff delayed
Following an announcement in June, India’s Ministry of Finance has delayed tariff increases ‘in the interest of the public’
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ArticleSnack vegetables to the fore
Rijk Zwaan will showcase a number of snacking lines as it taps into a growing need for on-the-go eating
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ArticleCamposol and Dole China promote avocados
Shipments of Peruvian avocados up 58 per cent on last year as consumer awareness increases
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ArticleZespri reveals recipe for success in China
Matt Stilwell of Tomra talks to Kok Hwee Ng, the New Zealand kiwifruit marketer's head of global marketing