All Oceania articles – Page 128
-
ArticleWCO reveals SH citrus forecast
Overall Southern Hemisphere production is forecast to drop 3 per cent year-on-year
-
ArticleCosta’s Harry Debney to retire
Chief executive of Costa Group announced his intention to retire within the next nine months at the company’s AGM
-
ArticleBostock dazzles Chinese consumers
Chinese consumers have rushed to buy the first commercial volumes of organic Dazzle apples exported by Bostock New Zealand
-
ArticleVanstone Produce strengthens supply
Lockyer Valley based producer receives funding from Queensland government's Rural Economic Development Grant programme
-
ArticleJR’s Orchards ups exports
New Zealand apple exporter has been able to increase its exports this season despite Covid-19 disruption
-
ArticleMontague launches 2020 Envy season
Harvest pegged at 1,500 tonnes with growing conditions producing sweet and juicy fruit with minor russeting
-
ArticleMOYA 2020 finalists announced
Premier marketing award for Australasian fresh produce and floral industries to be presented during online showcase on 16 June
-
ArticleColes accepts Fair Farms certification
Industry standard for ethical employment practices now backed by Australia's three major retailers
-
ArticleConsumers take to Scan&Go
More consumers are using Woolworth’s new checkout-free service during the Covid-19 pandemic
-
ArticleThomas Foods offloads potato business
Purchase agreement will expand Mitolo Family Farms' production in South Australia
-
ArticleVariety trials go virtual
The Australian Melon Association has adapted its annual field day by sharing videos of new melon varieties online with growers across the country
-
ArticleAPAL welcomes bushfire recovery funding
NSW government to provide supply chain support grants to apple and pear growers impacted by summer bushfires
-
ArticleQuantium appoints Chanel Day
Former director of analytics at Nielsen joins Australian data analytics company as lead consultant
-
ArticleAutogrow cracks the yield prediction code
FarmRoad has been created by Autogrow to accurately predict tomato harvest times and yields
-
ArticleHigh hopes for SH Jazz season
Quality looks good ahead of the New Zealand season, with UK figures showing a strong rise in sales this spring
-
ArticleAustralia weighs up US apple imports
Assessment process well underway, with peak body calling for “extremely robust” systems should trade eventuate
-
ArticleSeeka set to sell Australian orchards
Sale and lease back arrangement will yield A$26.5m, as listed company continues divestment strategy
-
ArticleFoodstuffs donates fresh produce boxes
New Zealand families affected by Covid-19 supported through donation of over 700 fresh produce boxes
-
ArticleE-grocery: a change in status quo
Online grocery has seen a boom in sales as a result of Covid-19. Now, e-tailers are seeking solutions to the challenge of meeting quality expectations on fresh produce
-
ArticleNZ invests in new varieties
New Zealand's government has committed to helping the country’s horticulture sector access new plant breeding material