All Australia articles – Page 176
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ArticleWestern Australia targets Medfly eradication
Pilot programme in the state’s southwest will see the introduction of 5m sterile male flies
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ArticleUS 'still valuable' for Aussie citrus
Perry Hill of Mildura Fruit Company says there are still promising opportunities in North America
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ArticleTrade mourns loss of Laurie Valvo
Tributes flow for genial and popular figure in the Australian business following his sudden and untimely passing, aged just 44
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ArticleHAL transition 'too hasty'
Farmer groups fear the decision to transition Horticulture Australia to a grower-owned research and development corporation has come too quickly
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ArticleWarm welcome for Australian stonefruit
Promotional campaign helps stonefruit exporters regain traction in the Thai market
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ArticleMacadamia demand in Asia grows
An increase in demand for macadamias in Asia boosts the Australian nut industry
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ArticleAustralian vegetable industry expands
The Australia vegetable production industry has grown to A$3.8bn, growing A$50m in the past year
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ArticleNew kiwifruit reaches China and Australia
Red kiwifruit EnzaRed has reached Australian shores for its first commercial season while the first shipments have reached China for in-store testing
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ArticleHazelnuts hit Australia
The Riverina region of Australia will become the hazelnut centre of the country, with a A$70m investment into a new plantation
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ArticleHAL transitions to grower-owned RDC
Following recommendations published earlier this month, Horticulture Australia announced its transition to a grower-owned R&D corporation
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ArticleQueenland’s strawberry season underway
Queensland’s strawberry season was launched with an awards night and networking dinner on the state’s Sunshine Coast earlier this month
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ArticleOmbudsman to investigate Australian orchards
Seasonal workers in Western Australia, Victorian and New South Wales to be quizzed on pay and work conditions
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ArticleSouth Korean potential for Australian grapes
Promotional visit underlines need for consumer education, according to ATGA chief executive
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ArticleFacility to boost Sunraysia exports
Local fruit industry tipped to save A$500,000 per annum through improved access to cold treatment
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ArticleCalls for SE Asian workers to aid labour shortages
Vegetable industry body Ausveg backs calls for expansion to Seasonal Worker Program as labour shortages affect peak harvest times in northern Australia
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ArticleAMIA appoints new CEO and directors
Chairman expects Robert Gray to bring experience and leadership to new role with Australian mango industry body
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ArticleCitrus Australia launches SA campaign
Season-long competition encourages consumers to shop for locally-grown oranges
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ArticleMetcash appoints fresh foods GM
Australian wholesale marketing and distribution company appoints retail veteran Peter Pokorny to new role as general manager of fresh foods
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ArticleAustralian stonefruit imports to surge
Following Australia’s strong reception to maiden imports of California stonefruit last year, importers expect volumes to ramp up this season
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ArticleFruit exporter sentenced to six months jail
Jason Kotz, owner of former Australian fruit export company JAK Fruit, to spend six months in jail after pleading guilty to fraud