News from Produce Plus – Page 50
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ArticleCitrus canker intercepted at border
Biosecurity officers stop citrus carrying infectious disease at Australian border, as Citrus Australia call for greater investment
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ArticleWoolworths scans fresh produce with AI
Australian retailer trials new scales which detect fruits and vegetables using artificial intelligence
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ArticleAlmond tree fertilisation breakthrough
Self-fertilising trees developed in Australia could secure the future of the almond industry
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ArticleStandards reviewed for ‘high-risk’ horticulture
Further standards for leafy vegetables, melons and berries may be developed in Australasia
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ArticleCountdown unwraps produce
A new trial will remove plastic bags from the fruit and vegetable section of the retailer
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ArticleNew CEO for Freshcare
Yvonne Diab has been appointed interim chief executive of the Australian fresh produce assurance programme
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ArticleFruit fly restrictions lifted in Northcote, Auckland
Biosecurity New Zealand officially end fruit fly operations in Northcote, Auckland following six months without detection
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ArticleFuture fresh produce trends for NZL
United Fresh announce the top fresh produce consumption trends it expects to hit New Zealand this year
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ArticleFeeding shoppers' appetite for meal kits
Nielsen's Aline de Sena examines the rising popularity of meal kits in the Australian market
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ArticleMichael Simonetta elected AFPA chair
Perfection Fresh CEO underlines association’s commitment to providing leadership on core industry issues
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ArticleNew Australian management for Kanzi apples
Five leading Australian fruit producers join forces to secure master license and rights to Kanzi apple brand
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ArticleCosta reveals rebrand for Perino
Australian group unveils new look for its snacking tomatoes in ‘Snack Attack!’ promotional campaign
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ArticleSeeka marks excellence with MOYA in 2020
Australasian fresh produce business announced as sponsor of leading marketing award
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ArticleMontague kicks off stonefruit campaign
Australian grower-packer-marketer focused on delivering “only the highest quality”
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ArticleAustralian government backs traceability
Grants will fund projects designed to help Australian agricultural exporters enhance traceability in their supply chains
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ArticleReducing risks of rising food recalls
Leading provider of food safety certification highlights six ways to reduce risks of food recalls by improving supply chains
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ArticleFirst seedless lychees grown in Australia
As the country pushes for market access to China and the US, one grower has bred a potentially lucrative new variety
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ArticleNew Zealand cherries hit by poor weather
Cool temperatures and rain have combined to produce a less than ideal start to the New Zealand cherry season
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ArticleDiscovery of fruit fly larvae in Tasmania contained
Routine inspection at a Biosecurity Tasmania control centre discovers fruit fly larvae in Queensland-grown mango
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ArticleChristmas change for BerryWorld
BerryWorld Australia’s raspberry packs have received a festive makeover just in time for Christmas