All Australia articles – Page 113
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ArticleMango recall in South Australia
Discovery of Queensland fruit fly larvae prompts fruit to be pulled from supermarket shelves
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ArticleRed limes make their mark
Australian-grown offering gains attention across the world thanks to the work of Gondwana Native Limes
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ArticleRecords tumble for Australian citrus
New benchmark set in September, with three months of export figures still to be counted
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ArticleAussie award for export ace Minnis
Horticulture leader David Minnis wins University of Queensland’s Gatton Gold Medal for “outstanding contribution”
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ArticleAustralia moves to simplify export legislation
New bill to untangle “complex web of regulation”, creating more profit for suppliers
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ArticlePiñata recruits Pacific Island workforce
Eighteen seasonal workers assist with mango and pineapple harvest in northern Australia, with this number set to double
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ArticleAustralian apples on premium path in China
Industry body gauges interest for mainland fruit as offering becomes top priority on access list
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CommentProduce trending through innovation
Fresh Produce Marketing CEO Lisa Cork pinpoints some of the more interesting products on display at PMA Fresh Summit
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ArticleRetractable roof tomato operation opens
LaManna Premier Group launches what it describes as Australia’s first hydroponic gourmet tomato operation with a retractable roof
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ArticleEntries opening for MOYA 2018
Australasia’s premier marketing award for the fresh fruit, vegetable and floral industries returns for seventh straight year
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ArticleCherryHill boosts post-harvest capacity
New facility gives Australian supplier the capacity to pack 100 tonnes of cherries per day
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ArticleWoolworths to open new 'dark stores'
Woolworths will open four new 'dark stores' to strengthen its online services and compete with Amazon, which has launched in Australia
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ArticlePMA A-NZ welcomes new directors
Produce marketing association PMA A-NZ appoints two new directors to its board at recent AGM
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ArticleBreakthrough in fight against Panama Disease
A three-year field trial in Queensland has successfully grown a TR4-resistant Cavendish banana
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ArticleFreshmax suspends sale process
Chairman of Australasian group says political change in New Zealand has forced the group to postpone its move to bring in fresh investors
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ArticleAusveg appoints new chair
Third generation grower takes reins of peak body for Australian vegetable and potato industries
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ArticleMarket access win for Australian stonefruit
Peaches, plums and apricots join nectarines as products with access to lucrative Chinese market
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ArticleChina amends Aus citrus rules
China has agreed to improve import conditions for Australian citrus, giving the sector a welcome boost
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ArticleTech Event heads to Brisbane
PMA A-NZ hosts half-day conference exploring new business technology for fresh produce
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ArticleCosta takes reins of African Blue
Australia's Costa is to become majority owner of Moroccan blueberry venture African Blue SA with a 90 per cent stake in the company