Essential stories, analysis and research from Asia’s fresh produce markets, with a focus on imports, retail, wholesale, marketing, and consumers.
Collaboration exemplifies growing partnership between China and India, according to Joy Wing Mau representative
Clear link to responsibly made products is recognised by consumers of all ages, new research shows
Increasing the number of single-person households drives sales of fresh-cut fruit
Vietnam seen as growth market by Japanese retailers
Fruit West Cooperative believes Soluna matches consumer preference for premium fruit in China
Group says its grapefruit combo bag is ”tailor-made for summer’s big moments”
Ocean Network Express predicts 75 per cent reduction in full-year profit for 2025/26 as a result of protectionist measures
Breakthrough agreement grants access for products including limes, lemons, oranges, and tangerines, says Abrafrutas
Strengthening agriculture, expanding nutrition and advancing trade are the key pillars of the IFPA’s policy
Pineapple is recognised at the World Food Innovation Awards 2025, highlighting the company’s ”continued leadership in pineapple innovation”
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Freshness, nutrition and ability to use all of the product given highest value
Taipei City office is the sixth in-market office in Asia for the New Zealand apple marketer
Yellow-fleshed fruit will be promoted on range of social media channels as production and demand continues to grow
Join top names in the business in Ho Chi Minh City on 13-14 May for Fruitnet’s brand-new event on the booming Vietnam market
Korean supermarket chains commit to sourcing more fruit and vegetables from high-tech production sources
Port says it saw strong container throughput, with downturn restricted in an “eventful” first quarter
A South African delegation has returned from a visit after positive talks on a new trade deal with Indian authorities
Southern Hemisphere fresh produce body warns of major disruption to global supply chains, negative market stability, and higher prices for consumers
Innovative marketing has been a hallmark of the South African mandarin brand, which is now supported by counter-seasonal supply
UNCTAD has again warned of the damage trade wars could have on developing nations with weaker and smaller economies