All New Zealand articles – Page 29
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ArticleNZ feijoa crop shapes up well
Industry hopeful its 2022 harvest won’t be hit by labour shortage
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ArticleZespri welcomes UK-NZ FTA
The kiwifruit marketer plans to export more New Zealand fruit to Britain thanks to the zero-tariff deal
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ArticleLabour boost for New Zealand growers
Government increases cap for Recognised Seasonal Employer scheme by 1,600
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ArticleUK-New Zealand FTA signed
Reduced tariffs on apples, onions and kiwifruit give a boost to New Zealand exporters
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ArticleRevenue and operating profit fall at T&G
Ongoing Covid-19 implications impact 2021 financial results, according to New Zealand-based company
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ArticleSH apple volumes to fall in 2022
World Apple and Pear Association has released the Southern Hemisphere crop forecast for the upcoming season
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ArticleZespri to start zero-carbon kiwifruit trial
Marketer will work with SunGold growers to develop carbon reduction methods over next two seasons
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ArticleDiversification underpins strong 2021 for Scales
Mr Apple benefits from diversification in terms of both markets and varieties
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ArticleGolden Bay Fruit recognised at NZIBA
Apple and pear grower-exporter earns Highly Commended at New Zealand International Business Awards
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ArticleRockit rebrand scoops design awards
Miniature apple company wins a gold, a silver and three bronzes for its 2021 rebrand at Best Design Awards in New Zealand
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ArticleRecord revenue for Seeka
Improved kiwifruit production delivers strong performance for listed New Zealand company
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ArticleWho will pick this year's record NZ kiwifruit crop?
Grower association chief warns against potential compliance breaches as country targets 190m-tray harvest
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ArticleT&G counts on high quality apple crop
New Zealand grower-marketer plans to pick more than 120,000 tonnes of apples as it braces for “tough season” with labour and logistics
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ArticleJayne Chamberlain joins Kiwifruit Breeding Centre
Former Zespri executive makes “immediate impact” as chief operating officer
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ArticleOrigin update for New Zealand produce
New regulations will require country of origin information to be displayed on fresh produce
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ArticleNZ government invests in Māori horticulture
New project to help Wairoa Horticultural Hub develop apple production in Hawke’s Bay
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ArticleGolden Bay Fruit opens Vietnam Office
New Zealand-based company sees potential to grow sales of exclusive apple varieties in Asian nation
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ArticleLabour challenge looms large for NZ pipfruit
Apple and pear crop predicted to reach 601,000 tonnes but pickers are in short supply
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ArticleEntries open for MOYA 2022
Australasia’s premier marketing award for the fresh produce and floral industries is back bigger than ever