China is the largest producer of grapes in the world, supplying a significant share of global production. Explore the top ...

The Shine Muscat’s rise in status as the most sought-after grape was seen at a supermarket in Tokyo’s Koto Ward on a recent day. Many packs of the variety took up much of the fruit corner of ...

Grapes from China are being sold in Ho Chi Minh City at VND60,000-300,000 (US$2.41-12) per kilogram, down 5-15% from a year ago and much cheaper than imports from other countries. Lan Anh of Ho Chi ...

But waiting on the shelves there – and online – are copycats grown by China and South Korea that are nearly the same as Shine Muscat grapes, but much cheaper. According to the Japanese ...

The price of Chinese Shine Muscat grapes, once considered a high-end fruit in Vietnam, has plummeted to a record low of approximately VND14,000 (US$0.55) per kilogram wholesale. Vendor Hoa in Thai ...

It was responding to a warning from the Thai Pesticide Alert Network about Shine Muscat grapes imported from China containing harmful chemical residue exceeding permitted levels. The Thailand ...

TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - Thailand has discovered that Shine Muscat grapes imported from China contain high levels of harmful chemicals, including banned substances. The Thailand Pesticide Warning Network ...

TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - Indonesia's National Food Agency (Bapanas) stated that Shine Muscat grapes are safe to consume based on a rapid test that showed the imported fruit from China meets food safety ...

Nine of the samples were imported from China, while the country of origin of the remaining 15 could not be identified. SFA said in its statement that Shine Muscat grapes in Singapore are mainly ...

The Thai Pesticides Alert Network and the Foundation for Consumers announced on Oct 24 that green Shine Muscat grapes imported from China were found to be heavily contaminated with dangerous ...

A grape variety called Shine Muscat is helping to change perceptions that farming isn’t lucrative, say officials in Yamanashi Prefecture. That may explain a surge in new mostly young farmers to ...