Ocean Network Express (ONE) has released its financial results for FY2024’s 2nd quarter (from July 2024 until September 20, 2024). The FY2024 the second quarter of FY2024 was US$5,864 million. This is an increase of 65% over that same period previous year. The company also made an operating profit of US$199 million (YoY + US$1,812million). […]
The United States, the fall season has witnessed a rise in the sales of fruits and vegetables and a particular focus on the seasonal staples like the squash, apples as well as pomegranates and peaches by the retail stores. These products that are seasonal have witnessed an increase of 9% over the last year which […]
A prominent presence on the world market, Ecuador’s sector of bananas which is the largest exporter is launching “Safe Farms” an initiative that will help to stop the increasing violence. This initiative is inspired by Colombia’s strategies for protecting its banana and coffee plantations. In Ecuador the criminal activity including kidnappings, extortion as well as […]
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In an important development an appeals court in Philadelphia has ruled that federal approvals are not valid to Delaware’s plans to increase the size of its Port of Wilmington by constructing the new container terminal in Edgemoor. This ruling follows a case brought by Pennsylvania as well as New Jersey ports against the permitting for […]
In the Dinajpur’s Hili Land Port, Bangladesh the adverse weather conditions such as varying temperatures, and untimely rain caused the loss in the hundreds of tonnes of onions imported that came from India. The traders and importers in the port say that as of October 19, about 6,500 tons of onions have been delivered in […]
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Laos is currently working to create sustainable production of agricultural products with an intention to boost exports of agricultural products towards China by leveraging China’s China-Laos Railway. The railway is an important conduit to facilitate trade between these two countries specifically in the agricultural sector. An upcoming meeting between Lao National Chamber of Commerce and […]
The citrus season is kicking off, with a lot of challenges ahead. “We began with higher demands than there is supply of Clementines. Additionally, nighttime temperatures are higher than normal and this is slowing the development of the fruit,” says Cesar Claramonte who is the director for Grupo Clasol. “To this, we have to add […]
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