Country seeks to secure its leadership against rising competition from South American suppliers and stricter environmental rules
War in the Middle East has disrupted exports, but South African suppliers are finding ways to send citrus and apples to the region
Exports reached a new record last year, but 2026 is shaping up to be much tougher
Warmer temperatures boost output, partially compensating for earlier losses
Corbana’s Danilo Bernardo hails “radical change” in new spirit of cooperation
Two countries discuss opening Korean market to lychees and passionfruit and the Vietnamese market to mandarins and kiwifruit
Rising cost pressures and oversupply are putting the industry under strain
Pesticide use has declined in eight consecutive years as industry works to meet standards of key export markets
The UK market has seen a rise in citrus sales over the past year, but all eyes are now on how logistical disruptions in the Middle East are affecting trade flows
Retail business helps reduce waste and offer affordable groceries to the public
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Newspaper report suggests plan to break up NZ supplier ‘put off’ private equity company, as sale process continues