News from Asiafruit – Page 8
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ArticleItalians turn on the charm with Dulcis kiwifruit
Three of the country’s leading kiwifruit marketers have put their faith in a new homegrown, green variety with golden origins
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ArticleBayer AG and G+Flas partner to develop enhanced tomatoes
Partnership will use Crispr gene editing application to enhance Vitamin D3 in tomatoes
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ArticleVegrow raises US$46m in Series C funding round led by GIC
Fresh produce b2b marketplace will use new capital to drive its reach across India and fortify its global network
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ArticleFreshippo shares climate resilience measures at COP28
Freshippo presented its climate resilience approach during the COP28 China Corner’s Side Event
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ArticleZespri board chairman Bruce Cameron to step down
Cameron will step down as chairman and retire as a director in 2024 with grower-director Nathan Flowerday elected to fill the role
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ArticleAnecoop sends first container of Persimon kaki to mainland China
The 15-tonne consignment of Persimon Bouquet will depart this Thursday and arrive in mid-January at the port of Shenzhen
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ArticleChina to accept new imports from Kazakhstan and Uruguay
The GACC has approved new imports into China including lemons from Uruguay and stonefruit from Kazakhstan
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ArticleIndia’s apple imports to increase as US retaliatory tariff lifts
USDA report forecasts apple imports to grow in 2023/24 due to domestic production challenges and increased US shipments
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ArticleExhibitor registration open for Asia Fruit Logistica 2024
Exhibitors can now register online for Asia Fruit Logistica 2024 and gear up to join Asia’s premier fresh produce industry gathering in Hong Kong
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ArticleNew monitoring techniques for Australian beekeepers tackling Varroa mite
Researchers to equip horticulture sector with innovative methods to manage Varroa mite spread
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ArticleMission launches second stage of Mission Advantage campaign
Diversified global sourcing strategy the focus of Discover the Mission Advantage campaign’s second stage
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ArticleGlobal air cargo demand rises for third consecutive month
Demand for air cargo was up 3.8 per cent in October marking three consecutive months of year-on-year growth, says IATA
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ArticleChina’s apple and grape imports see decline
USDA report forecasts grape and apple imports to decrease in 2023/24 due to domestic competition and supply shortages
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ArticleChilean cherry forecast revised downward
Recent rains will mean a decline of 50 per cent in early varieties, Fedefruta warns
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ArticleCamposol celebrates first cherry shipment to China
First batch of airflown Santina cherries sold out within a few hours, company said
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ArticleSanLucar moves into Singapore
Partnership with DFI Retail Group marks latest chapter in the company’s international expansion
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ArticleGrape growers told to spread the word
As the 10th International Table Grape Symposium got underway in Cape Town, David Hughes highlighted the challenges facing the world’s growers, and implored the category to make its offering stand out from the crowd
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ArticleMarket demand ‘strong’ for South African cherries
A relatively newcomer to the country’s fruit export industry, South African cherries appear to have a bright future ahead
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ArticleWayCool moves into Africa with YoLa Fresh alliance
Moroccan agribusiness marketplace YoLa Fresh partners with WayCool’s CensaNext
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ArticleGlobal Berry Congress: tough road ahead for berry suppliers
Expert speakers predict higher costs and a higher bar in terms of quality for the soft fruit sector during the leading annual event for the international berry business