All Australia articles – Page 99
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ArticleAustralia Indonesia agree on FTA
The new proposed agreement will feature eliminated tariffs and increased work visas aiding seasonal labour
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ArticleAustralian needle scare deepens
Woman allegedly caught inserting object into banana, as detection declared in Western Australia
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ArticleNew Hoogsteder DC prepares for take-off
The Greenery's international export business is moving to a brand new, airfreight-equipped facility in 2019
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ArticleRetailers pull Australian strawberries
Food safety scare deepens, with needles found in six states and territories
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ArticleNew relationship manager at Hort Innovation
Sam Turner will take on apples and pears with an aim of building the category’s reputation worldwide
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ArticleThe Yield recognised with IoTAA accolade
Australian start-up collects award at Sydney conference where ag-tech takes centre stage
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ArticleBumper California navel deal predicted
Fruit set is up 22 per cent on the five-year average meaning high volumes expected despite no increase in total hectares planted
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ArticleSewing needles found in strawberries
Three incidents reported to Australian authorities, with blame pointed at disgruntled ex-employee
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ArticleEyes on Modì following blind taste test
Activation from Freshmax challenges current methods of fresh produce marketing
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ArticleAustralian Bananas launch new campaign
The popular Australia campaign is back with a new spin promoting healthy living
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VideoChinese consumers 'excited’ about fresh produce
Asia Fruit Logistica: Jerry Clode of Resonance says opportunities for brands are plentiful, but careful planning is needed
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VideoHorticultural robotics now ‘better than humans’
Asia Fruit Logistica: Professor Salah Sukkarieh says digitisation and automation will change the fresh produce landscape
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ArticleTaste Australia delivers in first year
Hort Innovation initiative celebrates successful 12 months with strong showing at Asia Fruit Logistica
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ArticleAustralia and Thailand finalise irradiation deal
Persimmon and mango suppliers the first to benefit from new agreement signed last week
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ArticleIndonesia boost for Australian exporters
Indonesia-Australia Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement will mean reduced tariffs and greater opportunities
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ArticleUnited front for Western Australian exports
Programme develops opportunities for consolidated supply and marketing
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ArticleAustralia should mimic Dutch success
Australia has 249 times more productive land than the Netherlands, which is the world’s second-largest food exporter
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ArticleNew Zealand bans Aus melons, cucumber, zucchini
Shoppers could see empty shelves in the produce aisles as domestic stocks are not yet in season
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ArticleTrump’s battle a win for Australian exporters
Comment: The prospect of a US-China trade war could spell opportunity for Australian fresh produce suppliers
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ArticleCosta posts strong FY2018 performance
Produce sector delivers revenue of A$843m, up 7.3 per cent on last year