All Australia articles – Page 110
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ArticleFruit fly outbreak confirmed in Thevenard
Authorities on watch following Med-fly detection in western South Australia
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ArticleTomatoes NZ eyes value growth
With a “finite opportunity” to increase domestic value and sales, industry body is looking further afield
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ArticleLenswood has A$1.3m debt waived
South Australian government supports Adelaide Hills growers following third consecutive year of adverse weather events
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ArticleTasty season for Australian mangoes
Large crop consistently ranks high on industry’s flavour scale, with more fruit to come
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ArticleAustralian citrus sees opportunity in Vietnam
Trade figures for Australian citrus exports have shown preference in Vietnam for larger fruit
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ArticleInternational experts headed to Citrus Technical Forum
Beatriz Stein and Lluís Palou to headline Citrus Australia event in Adelaide
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ArticleKorea to export pear to Australia
Following halted access in 2015, Australia has again opened its doors to Korean pear imports
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ArticleCosta acquires NCF
Nangiloc Colignan Farm in Sunraysia is now operating under the name Costa Group Colignan Farm
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ArticleNew executive officer at Berries Australia
The peak berry industry body has appointed ex-Growcom chief advocate Rachel Mackenzie to the role
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ArticleKorea clears Tasmania as PFA
Treatment requirement for Tasmanian produce to Korea has been lifted following the successful eradication of fruit fly
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ArticleNew CEO at Australian Logistics Council
Kirk Coningham has been appointed as CEO of the industry peak body based in Canberra
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ArticleFresh ideas to the fore in Berlin
Packed with insight and inspiration, Fruitnet World of Fresh Ideas is the best way to start your visit to Fruit Logistica
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ArticleDemand down for Costa in December
Australian group experienced subdued demand for tomato, berry and avocado categories during December 2018
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ArticleJapan and Australia join for year-round supply
The two countries will work together taking advantage of opposing seasons
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ArticleTasmania declared fruit fly-free
Fruit growers in restricted mainland state zones will be able to again trade produce freely outside the zone
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ArticleBayWa underscores global reach at Fruit Logistica
The Munich-based company will be exhibiting alongside its partner companies at this year's show
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ArticleNew marketing plan for Australian apples
APAL and Hort Innovation to form expert panel to oversee development and implementation of new strategy
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ArticleMaking inroads with irradiation
Demand for irradiation services is increasing in Australia, as key export markets accept it as a phytosanitary treatment
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AnalysisExport growth for Australian citrus
Shipments of oranges and mandarins to China continue to climb, while US demand stabilises
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ArticleAustralian stonefruit ready for retail
New export programme aims to build market share for Australian stonefruit in China