All Oceania articles – Page 124
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ArticleCitrus Australia criticises border ban
Industry body says NSW citrus crops will be left to rot if state government doesn’t change travel restrictions
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ArticleQueensland broccoli arrives in Singapore
Close to two tonnes of fresh broccoli grown by Qualipac exported to Singapore via IFAM service
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ArticleCovid challenge for Summerfruit NZ
Peak industry body identified labour, logistics and consumer access as three of the most pressing challenges at its AGM
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ArticleTrends to watch for apples and pears
Ahead of the annual EU crop forecasts, WAPA secretary general Philippe Binard talks to Fruitnet about the upcoming season
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ArticleAustrade launches livestream in China
Australian fruit has featured on livestream services in China as part of a new digital promotion campaign
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ArticleAnother record year for SH exports to Asia
SHAFFE warns that effects of Covid-19 need to be monitored for 2020
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ArticlePost-Covid plan for NZ horticulture
New Zealand’s horticulture industry has come together and develop a pandemic recovery strategy
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ArticleFunding the fight against fall armyworm
Aus government provides A$600,000 to Plant Health Australia to help manage destructive pest
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ArticleATGA chair steps down
Breaches of license agreements see John Argiro resign from peak industry body’s board
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ArticleNFF backs Australian organic industry
Recently released strategy document outlines 11 priorities for agricultural reform aimed at boosting the economy
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ArticleDole becomes Zespri's partner in China
Sponsored Content: Dole and Zespri sign strategic cooperation agreement to open up the rapid development of China market
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ArticleNew Zealand vegetable prices rise
Vegetable prices jumped 7.6 per cent in June with offseason vegetables such as zucchini behind the rise
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ArticleNew CEO for Plant Health Australia
Sarah Corcoran has officially commenced in her new position, taking over from Greg Fraser
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ArticleNo signs of Metcash purchasing Ritchies outright
Australia’s leading wholesale distribution and marketing company spared from purchasing its largest customer
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ArticleT&G commercialises hot climate apple
New red-skinned offering comes from pan-industry breeding programme, focused on long-term sustainability of apple production
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ArticleSolution found to Citrus Greening Disease
University of California finds substance capable of controlling devastating citrus disease
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ArticleT&G Global diversifies citrus portfolio
Grower-packer-marketer grafts over to late season Afourer variety in Northland orchards
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ArticleNZ suspend mango imports from Mumbai
Temporary ban enacted by Ministry for Primary Industries following detection of fruit fly
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ArticleQueensland Kabocha sees success in Japan
Growers from Darling Downs produce crop of export-standard squash, opening A$108m export market into Japan
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ArticleCEA census homes in on Covid-19
Global survey aims to spell out challenges facing controlled environment cropping