All Oceania articles – Page 72
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ArticleCeres Imaging opens Australian office
Adelaide selected for aerial imaging company’s headquarters, with new appointments imminent
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ArticleGreen light for Kiwifruit Breeding Centre
Joint venture between Plant & Food Research and Zespri will accelerate development of new varieties
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ArticleShipping struggles hamper Australian citrus
Container shortages and delays provide supply chain challenge for exporters
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ArticleAusveg calls for more Pacific Island workers
Australia’s fruit and vegetable growers desperate to address labour shortage of up to 24,000 workers
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ArticleInvestors circle Harris Farm
Private equity firms lead field of potential investors for retailer, with outcome yet to be determined
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ArticleH1 profit dips at T&G Global
New Zealand group confident it can meet current challenges “head on”
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ArticleFPSC releases new resource
Fact sheet provides tips on food safety culture for businesses of all sizes
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ArticleNew Zealand fruit promoted in Vietnam
Vinmart and New Zealand Trade and Enterprise organise New Zealand Fruit Week for second year running
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ArticleMike Chapman recognised for career
Former chief executive of Horticulture New Zealand wins Bledisloe Cup for significant services to horticulture
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ArticleIrrigation win for Queensland growers
State government to reduce irrigation costs by 35 per cent for horticulture businesses
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ArticleT&G Global launches VentureFruit
New global genetics business underpinned by partnerships with Plant & Food Research and Plant IP Partners
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ArticleNew agriculture visa to be delivered before Christmas
Federal Agriculture Minister confirms agriculture visa on track to be legislated in coming months
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ArticleWA mango orchard brought back to life
Ord Irrigation Scheme helps revitalise former Galango orchard, with potential to produce up to 1m trays of mangoes
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ArticleAustralian nut industry targets export expansion
New funding for industry body will support market development and highlight Australian quality
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ArticleNew Zealand organic apples on the rise in China
Sales continue to grow despite a depressed market for imported produce
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ArticleOne Harvest deploys SmartWash system
Process control system provides “win-win scenario” for Australian fresh produce company
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ArticleSHAFFE and CFNA hold first joint board meeting
SHAFFE members account for almost a quarter of global fruit supply and 33 per cent of imports to China
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ArticlePick Shepp initiative expands
Campaign to attract seasonal workers extends across Goulburn Valley with new funding
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ArticleMarquis Group to increase production capacity
Upcoming A$35m investment to consolidate group's position as leading grower, processor and marketer of macadamias