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Australian horticulture exports perform strongly >
Australian horticulture exports perform strongly
by Chris Komorek 16 October 2019 Citrus, Stonefruit, Onions & Garlic, Potatoes, Dried Fruit & Nuts and Cherries
A prosperous 2018/19 season for Australia’s horticulture industry sees an…
Growers eager for US-India trade agreement >
Growers eager for US-India trade agreement
by Chris Komorek 14 October 2019 Dried Fruit & Nuts
Californian walnut growers hopeful of an agreement, as retaliatory tariffs hurt…
Commonwealth trade ministers meet in London >
Commonwealth trade ministers meet in London
by Chris Komorek 7 October 2019 Fruit and Vegetables
Discussions will centre on strengthening multilateral partnerships and…
Costa on target after challenging first half >
Costa on target after challenging first half
by Chris Komorek 23 August 2019 Fruit
Costa's first-half 2019 earnings dip following range of challenges, but…
T&G optimistic about future >
T&G optimistic about future
by Chris Komorek 9 August 2019 Apples & Pears, Kiwifruit and Grapes
Group remain positive despite dip in revenue, confident performance will…
Hort Innovation wins R&D grant >
Hort Innovation wins R&D grant
by Chris Komorek 29 July 2019 Mangoes & Papayas
The Australian organisation receives A$5m (US$3.4m) to continue researching…
Costa shares plunge >
Costa shares plunge
by Liam O’Callaghan 31 May 2019 Fruit and Vegetables
Shares in Australian agribusiness dropped 27 per cent in a day due to a lowered…
Hortinvest finalises NZ cherry investment >
Hortinvest finalises NZ cherry investment
by Liam O’Callaghan 29 May 2019 Fruit and Cherries
Final investment applications are being taken before the New Zealand company…
Increase in agriculture at BayWa >
Increase in agriculture at BayWa
by Camellia Aebischer 10 May 2019 Fruit and Apples & Pears
First quarter earnings for BayWa in 2019 saw positive results in the…
Opportunities for Australian veg >
Opportunities for Australian veg
by Camellia Aebischer 25 March 2019 Vegetables
National industry projected to reach A$12bn by 2022-2023 and potential for…

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- Zespri unveils new executive team
  Kiwifruit marketer announces executive-level restructure as it gears up to double global sales by 2025
- Strong first half for Costa
  Australia’s leading fresh produce group saw pre-tax profits rise 26.6 per cent, boosted by a “solid performance” across its four core categories
- SH topfruit forecast revealed
  World Apple and Pear Association forecasts fall in Southern Hemisphere topfruit production in 2016
- AgroFresh in Plant & Food agreement
  Two organisations establish a formal science, technology and business cooperation agreement
- Australia has little to gain from TPP
  The Trans Pacific Partnership will not deliver any significant benefits for Australia’s horticulture trade, argues market analyst Wayne Prowse
- NZ trade mission to Taiwan
  Thirty delegates from New Zealand will head to Taiwan on a trade mission to celebrate the ANZTEC agreement
- Hangzhou event hits the market
  Brand-building via e-commerce, reaching out to new consumers in tier-two and -three cities, and managing future market growth projections in China were some of the hot topics discussed at Asiafruit Market Insight
- Retail giants talk sourcing in Hangzhou
  High-level speakers from Walmart China and e-commerce giant TMall set to discuss their produce sourcing plans at Asiafruit Market Insight
- Marketer of the Year Award: finalists unveiled
  Five finalists have been selected from an exceptionally strong field of entries for the PMA-Produce Plus Marketer of the Year Award 2014
- Fresh Produce India eyes bigger future
  The Indian business continues to defy the odds, registering sharp growth amid major hurdles. But with the right approaches, it can become so much bigger, heard delegates to last week’s Fresh Produce India
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