John Hey
Editorial Director, Asia at ASIAFRUIT
Editorial Director Asia, Fruitnet Media & Editor, Asiafruit Magazine – the international marketing magazine for Asia's fresh fruit and vegetable business
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1 month ago |
fruitnet.com | John Hey
Registrations are now open for Fresh Produce Vietnam, the brand-new conference and networking expo organised by Fruitnet Media International with official partner Asia Fruit Logistica that takes place on 13-14 May 2025 in Ho Chi Minh City.
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1 month ago |
fruitnet.com | John Hey
Costa CEO Marc Werner (centre) and consulting advisor to Costa Berry International Peter McPherson (third right) are joined by key local officials in Laos for the launch of the group’s new berry project Congratulations to Costa Group on this exciting new project to grow blueberries in Laos. What prompted the group’s move to establish production in Laos and what advantages does the region offer compared with existing growing locations?
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1 month ago |
fruitnet.com | John Hey
Costa Group inaugurated its brand-new project to grow berries in Laos on Saturday (1 March). Costa CEO Marc Werner shakes hands with Alounxai Sounnalath, governor of Champasak Province, at the ribbon cutting ceremonyCEO Marc Werner was joined by a large group of local dignitaries for the official launch of the ground-breaking new investment, cutting the ribbon on 17ha of blueberry plantings at Paksong on the Bolaven Plateau.
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Jan 15, 2025 |
fruitnet.com | John Hey
The agenda is now live for Fresh Produce Vietnam, which launches in Ho Chi Minh City on 13-14 May 2025. Fresh Produce Vietnam discusses key trends in one of Asia’s most exciting marketsThe brand-new conference and expo event – organised by Fruitnet with official partner Asia Fruit Logistica – explores opportunities in one of Asia’s most exciting emerging markets for fresh fruit and vegetables.
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Jan 7, 2025 |
fruitnet.com | John Hey
Banana imports will be tariff-free up to 200,000 tonnes The Korean government has announced it will continue to waive tariffs on a wide range of imported fruits in the first six months of 2025 as it battles food price inflation. Imports of bananas, pineapples, mangoes, grapefruit, avocados, durian and mangosteen have all enjoyed tariff exemption since April last year.
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