All Oceania articles – Page 88
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ArticleNZ horticulture granted exemption
Essential workers in primary industries allowed to continue working despite stage 3 restriction, RSE scheme extended
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ArticleNet profit improves at Seeka
Tax benefit helps grower-packer-marketer post strong first half results
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ArticleDelite season underway in Australia
Nutrano Produce Group continues to invest in proprietary mandarin offering
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ArticleGrowcom launches new certification programme
Hort360 aimed at improving soil, water and crop management for Queensland horticulture growers
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ArticleAustralia targets traceability
More projects have received funding from the federal government as part of traceability programme aiming to give exporters an advantage
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ArticleCampaign launched to hire NT locals
Collaboration between government and industry aims to encourage Territorians to take up fruit picking roles
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ArticleNew global ads for California grapes
The California Table Grape Commission has launched new commercials set to be aired in the US and export markets
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ArticleLamattina property bought out
Primewest Group purchases the Victorian property of one of Australia's largest celery growers
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ArticleHortNZ calls for retailer exemption
New Zealand’s horticulture industry wants the government to classify independent fruit and vegetable retailers as essential during lockdown
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ArticleBreeding programme sees sweet success
Over 80 per cent of Queensland's commercial strawberry plants sourced from Hort Innovation funded programme
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ArticleExports impact Scales’ return
Scales has updated its earning guidance after Covid-19 affected its New Zealand apple exports to Asia
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ArticleQTee tress planted in Australia
Early-ripening pear variety takes root in Goulburn Valley, Adelaide Hills and Manjimup
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ArticleFoodstuffs South Island to harness customer data
Partnership with Tesco-owned customer data science platform, Dunnhumby, to drive company decisions
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ArticleNZ seeks traceability improvement
The country's NZ$6bn produce industry is aligning and improving its traceability systems
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ArticleAustralian plums to be globally commercialised by AIGN
Sweetah, Vitaplum and Queen Garnet will be commercialised outside of Australia by The Associated International Group of Nurseries
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ArticleMarsha Aralar joins Fair Farms
Aralar appointed national programme manager of Growcom's industry-led training and certification programme
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ArticleT&G pleased with H1 performance
Revenue and operating profit improve over first half of 2020, although challenges loom for apple trade in Asia
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ArticleRecord campaign for NZ apples and pears
Export returns top NZ$870m, placing industry on track to reach NZ$1bn goal by 2022
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ArticleNew Zealand funds affordable healthy produce
A new programme aims to get fruits and vegetables to communities in need and connect them with local producers
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ArticleConstruction of bioenergy facility begins
New Zealand's first food waste-to-bioenergy facility to be built in Reporoa, in the central North Island