All Oceania articles – Page 20
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ArticleDaintree Fresh upgrades for export
Australian melon grower receives grant to upgrade packing facilities bolstering its export capabilities
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ArticleReed avocado breakthrough commercialised
Commercial-scale tissue culture propagation technology for Reed avocado rootstock licenced in Australia
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ArticleUncover new berry trends at Global Berry Congress 2022
Fruitnet’s annual event for the international berry business returns to Rotterdam on 15 November
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ArticleAustralian mango express heads to Korea
First-ever direct shipment of Northern Territory mangoes to Korea flown by Cathay Pacific
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ArticlePlantTech enters liquidation
New Zealand horticulture research institute ceases operation after research revenue and government funding dry up
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ArticleNew chair for Berries Australia
Anthony Poiner elected at AGM, while Australian Blueberry Growers Association also appoints new president
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ArticleSH cherries looking at record volumes and narrowing margins
Rabobank says Southern Hemisphere industry will be put to the test in “the first regular season after Covid-19”
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ArticleTasmanian Grown launches at AFL
New website and brand identity to promote Australian state’s fresh fruit and vegetables
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ArticleAustralian biosecurity report recommends US apple imports
Risk analysis of fresh apples from Pacific Northwest gives green light for imports
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ArticlePiñata begins picking FNQ pineapples
Australian fruit company expects consumer demand to rebuild
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AdvertorialSumoCitrus launches in Vietnam
Distinctive easy-peel, seedless mandarin debuts in the South-East Asian market
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ArticleAustralian avocados target Japan
Exports expected to rise in 2022 and in coming years as part of long-term market strategy
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ArticleNew export brand for Australian produce
Hort Innovation to launch Grown in Good Nature at Asia Fruit Logistica
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ArticlePaine Schwartz acquires Costa shares
US-based private equity firm buys back into Australian fresh produce giant
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ArticleRockit production spreads south
Snacked-sized apple to be planted on New Zealand’s South Island
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ArticleSoluna unveiled as new Bravo trademark
A partnership linking Australia, South Africa and France reveals new international trademark for Bravo-branded apples
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ArticleFreshmax founding directors step down
Glenn Wallace replaces David Smith as chairman of Australasian fresh produce group
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ArticleNew macadamia varieties to lower costs
Macadamia growers could significantly reduce labour costs through new tree varieties that are shorter and enter production earlier
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ArticleFreshcare and HARPS create shared resources
Joint project to help more small-to-medium sized farms and supply chain businesses achieve certification