Russia imposes temporary ban on Chinese citrus imports

Russia imposes temporary ban on Chinese citrus imports
The Russian Federal Service for Veterinary and Phytosanitary Surveillance (Rosselkhoznadzor) has announced a temporary ban on imports of citrus from China, following the detection of harmful organisms in shipments, according […]
Wed 22/01/2020 by Richard Wilkinson

Chinese fresh produce imports continue to rise

Chinese fresh produce imports continue to rise
In the first eight months of 2019, China imported more than 5.11 million tons of fresh fruit for a value of US$7.32 billion, thus recording a growth of 35% and […]
Tue 21/01/2020 by Richard Wilkinson

Tensions ease as China and US sign ‘phase-one’ trade deal

Tensions ease as China and US sign ‘phase-one’ trade deal
The US and China have announced the signing of a “phase-one” trade deal, an agreement which will involve China buying an extra US$40-50 billion of US agricultural products over the […]
Mon 20/01/2020 by Richard Wilkinson

Prices of US produce drop in Japanese retailers 

Prices of US produce drop in Japanese retailers 
Following the signing of a new FTA between Japan and the US, Japanese retailers have moved promptly to slash prices of US fresh produce. The new trade deal was signed […]
Wed 15/01/2020 by Richard Wilkinson

Fresh Produce India: the event for fresh ideas

Fresh Produce India: the event for fresh ideas
The annual must-attend conference and expo for India’s fresh fruit and vegetable business, Fresh Produce India, will take place between 22 and 24 April 2020. With so much to see, […]
Mon 30/12/2019 by Richard Wilkinson

Alibaba strengthens local services by merging platforms

Alibaba strengthens local services by merging platforms
One area in which Chinese online retail giant Alibaba is considered to be weak is in local services, at least compared with its rival Meituan (owned by Tencent). Meituan’s quarterly […]
Mon 30/12/2019 by Richard Wilkinson

Argentine lemons to land in China finally

Argentine lemons to land in China finally
After protracted negotiations lasting 15 years, Argentine lemons have finally been granted access to the Chinese market. Argentina’s agriculture minister, Luis Basterra, and deputy minister of the General Administration of […]
Mon 30/12/2019 by Richard Wilkinson

Chilean cherries now take just 30 hours to reach China 

Chilean cherries now take just 30 hours to reach China 
Thanks to chartered planes, Chilean cherries are now reaching China every week. With weekly arrivals at Zhengzhou airport, in the capital of China’s central Henan Province, the fruits are then distributed to the cities of Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and other second-tier cities in the country, according to Xinhuanet.com.
Mon 30/12/2019 by Richard Wilkinson

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