“We expand sales into the majority of Asian countries to which New Zealand has access to”

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Golden Bay Fruit will once time be on display at the brand new Zealand display during Asia Fruit Logisitca in Hong Kong from September.

“We appreciate the New Zealand Apple & Pear Industry as well as Plant and Food Research who create the joint NZ pavilion that showcases the range of New Zealand companies and products,” commented Patrick Meikle the Chief Commercial Officer of Golden Bay Fruit.

The major volume markets of Golden Bay Fruit and many New Zealand apple growers are China, Taiwan, Vietnam, Thailand, although they tend to concentrate on the development of different markets, too.

“We expand sales in the majority of Asian countries which New Zealand has access to we are also aiding efforts to gain access to markets that aren’t as accessible including South Korea. We offer the entire variety of pears and apples that are suitable for the Asian market. Sassy, Miranda, Cherish, Posh, Gala, Braeburn, Pink Lady, Piqaboo, Fuji, Dazzle, Ruby Star etc.”

“Gala is the most significant volume, however there are some new flavors like Sassy, Miranda, Cherish, Dazzle, Ruby Star are seeing a great deal of popularity and volume is rising quickly. Posh is the first to be commercialized, which are packed up and on the route to global markets.”



Golden Bay Fruit will be located in Hall 5 Stand Q20.


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Patrick Meikle

Golden Bay Fruit

Tel: +44 7739795273

Email: [email protected]

www.goldenbayfruit.com

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