News from Produce Plus – Page 63
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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
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ArticleLisa Carrington partners with 5+ A Day
Champion kayaker to share nutrition tips with New Zealand families
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ArticleNew brand for Woolworths Group
Operator of leading Australian supermarket chain reveals new brand identity
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ArticleBorder opening 'too late' for NZ kiwifruit
'Chronic' labour shortage as a result of Covid-19 restrictions unlikely to ease soon, says head of grower association
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ArticleGrowcom sets out strategic plan
Queensland horticulture industry body identifies the first four priorities of its Future Fields plan
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ArticleNo fresh produce shortage in Western Australia
Volumes of fruit and vegetables remain strong following rail disruption, according to horticultural organisations
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ArticleMitolo Family Farms wins Coles award
Major retailer recognises South Australian grower for sustainability efforts
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ArticleNew depot for Marquis Macadamias
South African facility helps leading macadamia company keep pace with production growth
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ArticleGet connected in the world of grapes
Global Grape Congress unites the international table grape business on 17 March 2022
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ArticleNZ research targets natural insect control
Flowering plants may hold the key to pesticide reduction on citrus orchards
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ArticleSeeka appoints new CFO
Nicola Neilson to step into the role following Stuart McKinstry's retirement
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ArticleSouth Australian date farm gets Woolworths grant
Gurra Downs Date Company to upgrade its packhouse and increase domestic supply
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ArticleNational Farmers Federation backs Fair Farms
Horticulture Council officially endorses Growcom’s ethical employment certification
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ArticleFruit Logistica: 'April move was right'
More than 70 per cent of main exhibitors present at Fruit Logistica 2020 are due to take part in this year's show
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ArticleIGS partners with Eden Towers on solar vertical farm
Site in Perth, Australia will be powered by up to 100 per cent solar energy, with Scottish agritech firm IGS installing its Growth Towers
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ArticleMontague debuts SweeTango
Montague delivers early-season US-bred apple to Australian shelves for the first time this year
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ArticleSelect Harvests’ crop “progressing well”
Leading Australian almond producer to start harvest in mid-February
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ArticleNew sustainability standard from Leading Harvest
Universal agriculture sustainability certification expands to Australia promoting sector-wide standardisation
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ArticleBostock partners with Milford Asset Management
New venture to grow and supply organic Honeycrisp from New Zealand’s South Island