ALBAWABA - The prized Shine Muscat grapes, a culmination of 33 years of scientific research, are causing a stir in Japan's agricultural community. Devel ...

HONG KONG - Shine Muscat grapes - developed in Japan - are popular in Hong Kong. ... In 2021, Japan passed a law to restrict the overseas sales of seeds and seedlings.

Shine Muscat grape is one of the many varieties ‘stolen’ by China and S. Korea. ... Japan tightened its rules in 2020, prohibiting registered seeds and seedlings from being taken abroad.

Copycats of the Shine Muscat grape, one of many fruit varieties created by Japan, have emerged. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Shine Muscat grapes, imported into Singapore by SFA-licensed businesses, are a variety originating from Japan that features a yellow-green hue, crisp flesh, no seeds, and delightful sweetness, ...

All imported Shine Muscat grapes have met food safety standards, according to the Thai Food and Drug Administration (FDA), responding to public concern about recent reports of chemical contamination.

SINGAPORE: Shine Muscat grapes available in Singapore are safe to eat, with the fruit subject to tests for pesticides and other quality control measures, the Singapore Food Agency (SFA) said on ...

The Thai authorities and some groups have issued a warning after samples of Shine Muscat grapes were found to contain hazardous chemical residues over maximum permitted levels.. The Thai Pesticide ...

However, imports to Hong Kong of Shine Muscat grapes from South Korea and China have also grown. Hong Kong imported 421 tonnes of fresh grapes from Korea in 2020 worth HK$49.9 million, and 567 ...