Coverage of Asia’s local and international fruit and vegetable suppliers, including news and analysis of key areas such as production, trade, exports, logistics, and research and development.
Asian nation may seek access to the US for its sweet potatoes in response potential request for increased access for US potatoes
T&G forecasts a a total crop featuring all varieties of 79,200 tonnes, the largest New Zealand Envy crop since 2022
Candine, described by France’s Blue Whale as the “perfect variety” for the Asian market, has won the fresh apple prize at Voted Product of the Year Singapore-Malaysia
Chinese officials travel to Indonesia to audit production and packhouses
Justin Chadwick, who is retiring as chief executive of the South African Citrus Growers’ Association, speaks exclusively to Fruitnet about three decades of service
US plan to place port fees on China-built vessels will impact trade, according to Dole
New elevated branding set to position the pear as premium offering
Representatives from the Philippine government and industry push for tariff relief as competition in Japan grows
The shipment kicked off the 2025/26 season in Greater China
Shepard avocado crop opens 2025 season with Hass avocados expected in April
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Australian table grape grower-exporter hopes to leverage new licence as it delivers top quality fruit this season
Table grape leaders host series of tastings for the Peruvian-grown premium fruit
New Zealand-developed variety is lighting up South African stores as consumers are introduced to the apple’s ‘new zing’
A new Sun World marketing licence will supplement Cordoma’s exotic brand as it aims to surprise and delight customers
Signed MOC set to foster technical exchanges, harvest and post-harvest management, training, and the sharing of technological expertise
There is an increasing realisation that trade relations around the world are changing, and participation in AGOA could be nearing an end
First export shipments due to depart Napier Port for Japan, the UK, France and Italy mid-March
Lower than expected volumes have growers “reaching ahead” to supply additional fruit
The country’s climate is seen as ideal for growing varieties that are in demand globally
More than 24,000 tonnes of fruit transferred out of port of Nansha this week