All articles by Chris Komorek – Page 7
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ArticleAustralian consumers warned over price surge
Labour shortage will lead to increase in cost of fresh vegetables according to leading cucumber producer
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ArticleCatherine Velisha recognised by industry
Boomaroo Nurseries Women in Horticulture Award winner described as inspirational and innovative leader
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ArticleMSC boss warns on plans to reduce carbon emissions
EU plans to cut carbon emissions could drive up CO2 produced by shipping industry, according to Soren Toft
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ArticleAgri Developments finalises Philippine avocado expansion
Hass avocados grown in Bayawan City destined for export to Japan, China and Korea
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ArticleChunbo introduces NZ apple blind boxes
Chinese food platform signs strategic cooperation agreement with New Zealand trade development office
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ArticleBrazil targets export growth to China
Grapes, mangoes and other fresh fruit on the radar for Brazilian exporters aiming to tap into China market potential
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ArticleNZ suspends imports of mango, lychee from Taiwan
Discovery of live fruit fly larvae at border prompts authorities to pause imports
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ArticleStrong start for CMI Orchards
Northwest cherry season off to a cracking start, with growth anticipated in 2021 cherry crop
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ArticleAustralia-UK FTA to change farm labour requirements
South-East Asian residents to be offered new farm work visa in order to fill gap likely to be left by British backpackers
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ArticleVitalharvest takeover completed
Macquarie seals takeover of Costa Group’s fruit orchard landlord Vitalharvest, following months of negotiation
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ArticleUSDA reveals apple and pear forecast
World apple and pear production projected to decline for 2020/21 season with weather and logistics impacting supply
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ArticleAustralian avocados to return to Indonesia
Long-awaited return coincides with first 40ft container of fruit sent to Singapore
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ArticleNew blueberry varieties available to NZ growers
Plant and Food Research releases 11 new varieties for non-exclusive licence, ideal for export
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ArticleVisa extensions to help New Zealand producers
Estimated 10,000 working temporary visas to be extended for further six months to help manage labour shortages
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ArticleNZ avocado industry continues strong growth
Value eclipses NZ$227m in the 2020-21 season, with NZ$167m delivered by avocado exports
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ArticleSpain sends trial shipment of citrus to India
In transit cold treatment to be used in trial shipment of 11 containers of Spanish citrus
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ArticleIG International sends fresh fruit via rail
Maiden voyage of fresh fruit in refrigerated containers sent from Mumbai to Bangalore via rail
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ArticleVFF elects new horticulture leaders
Nathan Free named horticulture president, Katherine Myers horticulture vice president
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ArticleCambodia’s banana exports continue strongly
Over 200,000 tonnes of bananas exported to China, Vietnam, Singapore and Japan in first five months of 2021
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ArticleEden Towers targets expansion
Sustainable vertical farming system eyeing expansion across Australia, Singapore and Indonesia