Fruits News (Page 201)

​Nine women from the ‘Hallisiri’ organisation have been successful in preparing jackfruit noodles. After almost a month’s hard work, these women have created different types of noodles, semia, muru-kku and chakkuli from raw jackfruit-incorporated batter.   Manjamma S Balaya, president of the nine-member organisation, said, “We have been preparing atContinue Reading

As the mango season is coming to an end, mango exports have stopped from Maharashtra and Gujarat, but a few tonnes are being exported from Uttar Pradesh. Government statistics reveals that some 9,000 tonnes of mango have been exported from Maharashtra to Europe this season as against 7,000 tonnes theContinue Reading

by L. Arias, The Tico Times   Chunky-style sauce, rambutan fruit, sugarless candy and even pet snacks are some of the new exports that Costa Rican producers will begin distributing in Chile in coming months.     During recent business trips organized by Costa Rica’s Foreign Trade Promotion Office (PROCOMER),Continue Reading

Durian lovers who want to enjoy the King of Fruits and at the same time chip in to help fulfil wishes of terminally ill children have slightly more than a week to buy their tickets for Jom Durian 8.   Touted as the biggest charity durian fest in the country,Continue Reading

Tamil Nadu Agricultural University (TNAU) has forecast that prices of ‘poovan’ and ‘karpooravalli’ varieties of bananas will be stable during August-September and the farm gate price would hover around Rs.15 – 17 (USD 0.24 – 0.27)  per kg.   Nendran banana would fetch Rs. 28 – 30 (USD 0.44 –Continue Reading

by Un Raksmey, Khmer Times   Mango exporters in Kampong Speu province are gaining traction in Asian markets and expect overseas deliveries to increase by 50 percent in the coming season.   In Chhay Van, president of the Kampong Speu Mango Association, projects that the association’s members will export nearlyContinue Reading

by Khin Su Wai, Myanmar Times   The Ministry of Commerce is working to arbitrate a Mandalay dispute between mango farmers and the Muse money changers they claim are giving them an unfair deal.   Local mango farmers and merchants generally export their produce to nearby China, and often mustContinue Reading

Randall Benavides, president of the Chamber of Exporters and Importers of perishable products, confirmed that Costa Rica had imported 15 containers of avocado from Peru, which are priced 50% higher than the ones imported from Mexico, during the past seven weeks. Thus, he said, avocado prices could increase and aContinue Reading

Avocados are here. The pear-shaped fruit, also known as butter fruit for its taste and texture, has arrived in the city markets from Kodaikanal a month earlier this year. About two tonnes of avocados have been flooding the Koyambedu market every day since the first week of July. Traders acrossContinue Reading

by Craig Zonca and Charlie McKillop, ABC   Two far north Queensland banana growers say they are “surprised and dismayed” to have learned in the media today payments totalling close to $700,000 were the final instalments to be made to them after being quarantined due to the devastating disease, PanamaContinue Reading

Urbanisation, prolonged winter, fog, intense dust storms and rains are the main causes of low yield of mangoes this year, said former Mangoes Growers Association president Muzaffar Khakwani.   “Mango production has reduced to half compared to production last year, which is why the fruit is available at higher ratesContinue Reading