News from Produce Plus – Page 89
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ArticleHort Innovation launches new marketing campaign
Approach aims to invigorate consumer purchasing habits for fruit, vegetables and nuts during and post Covid-19
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ArticleT&G completes Freshmax NZ acquisition
The long-awaited move has now been completed and the new, combined business will be known as T&G Fresh
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ArticleSPC enters pomegranate game
Fruit processor announces acquisition of PomLife, with operations to be integrated into company’s Shepparton plant
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ArticleMOYA entries close this week
Deadline draws near for 2020 PMA A-NZ Produce Plus Marketer of the Year Award
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ArticleCovid-19 changes brand landscape
Marketing expert Matthew Crouch examines the pandemic’s impact on fresh produce brands
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ArticleCosta Group appoints new CFO
Wayne Johnston joins the company as chief financial officer, replacing outgoing Lisa Kow
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ArticleCitrus Australia adds to its board
Megan MacDonald, Greg Fraser and Shane Kay appointed to Citrus Australia Board
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ArticleCovid-19 hits smaller NZ growers
Although still considered essential, smaller growers in New Zealand are having problems shifting their product
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ArticleMontague announces nutrition ambassador
Joel Feren is an accredited dietitian and nutritionist and will promote the latest season of Jazz apples
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ArticleStates crackdown to prevent spread of fruit fly
Governments in Western Australia and South Australia announce new measures to halt the spread of destructive pest
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ArticleCountdown opens first eStore
In response to increased demand for online shopping, the New Zealand retailer has opened a store dedicated to online orders
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ArticleGrowers spearhead new health campaign
Growcom’s Eat Yourself to Health encourages creativity in the kitchen by incorporating a wider variety of fresh produce
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ArticleNew Zealand families provided fresh produce
Fruit and vegetable boxes from school programme diverted to families in Auckland during Covid-19
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ArticleEnsuring supply in the Northern Territory
Government officials meet to ensure remote and regional communities continue to receive uninterrupted supply
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ArticleCourt rules for NZ government in Psa case
A class action of growers will appeal the decision, which found the government was not liable for losses from the outbreak
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ArticlePMA A-NZ provides fresh produce clarity
In response to concerns raised during the coronavirus pandemic the association is working to ensure consumers are receiving the right information
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ArticleAustralian papaya harvest ramps up
Production shapes up well despite later start to the autumn peak
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ArticleNew Zealand retailer trials virtual check-in
Foodstuffs creates virtual solution to manage customer shopping experience while Covid-19 measures remain in place
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ArticlePMA A-NZ releases workplace guidelines
Document offers practical advice to help fresh produce businesses during Covid-19 pandemic
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ArticleGovernment backs agriculture labour force
Temporary changes to visa arrangements set to secure workforce for upcoming harvest