News from Produce Plus – Page 77
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ArticleFlavorite and Murphy glasshouse businesses merge
Murphy Fresh and Tatura Fresh join the Flavorite Group, expanding its tomato production
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ArticleWayBeyond names head of global markets
Sophie Stanley will focus on expanding the ag-tech company’s global customer base
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ArticleStrong season ahead for New Zealand feijoa
Good weather prompts early start to harvest, with fruit set to be available domestically as early as this week
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ArticleCyclonic winds damage banana production in FNQ
Growers expecting crop losses between 20 and 100 per cent after damaging winds from Tropical Cyclone Niran
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ArticleSeeka backs MOYA in 2021
Australasia’s premier fresh produce marketing award sponsored by leading industry player
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ArticleSouth Australia battling fruit fly outbreak
Ten cases of Mediterranean fruit fly declared in Adelaide, with restrictions to remain in place until end of 2021
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ArticleRockmelons traced from paddock to plate
Collaboration between FreshChain Systems, NSW government and specialty retailers enables traceability of Victorian melons
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ArticleLabour sways Australian horticulture value
New forecasts show influence labour shortages have on Australian horticulture value and production
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ArticleFreshcare adds QR codes
Fresh produce assurance programme includes new security measures on its certificates
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ArticleSeason starts for Australian Shepards
Australian story of Shepard avocados highlighted as new season progresses
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ArticleUnions call for royal commission
Group of unions say several inquiries have not done enough to clean up horticulture sector, seek royal commission
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ArticleSelect Harvests restructures food division
Australian almond heavyweight to invest in Carina West processing facility
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ArticleWoolworths breaks ground on new distribution centre
Retailer’s new 42,000m2 Queensland facility set to open in first half of 2022
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ArticleTech firm appoints Queensland agent
Agricultural Picking Technology appoints major berry grower and propagator Paradise Fruits as its Queensland agent
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ArticleBuild underway for Toowoomba distribution centre
New regional trade distribution centre at Queensland's Toowoomba Wellcamp Airport set to be completed this year
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ArticleAMIA appoints Brett Kelly as new chief executive
Kelly replaces outgoing Robert Gray as chief executive of Australian Mango Industry Association, effective 1 March
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ArticleSmitten season arrives in Australia
Montague sends first cartons to Coles stores in Victoria and Tasmania, with record crop on way
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ArticleHortNZ calls for land protection
Industry body wants the New Zealand government to protect productive land from housing development
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ArticleFunding for fruit fly fight
Strengthening Australia’s Fruit Fly System Research Programme receives more money from Australia’s governments