Coverage of local and international fruit and vegetable suppliers in Australia and New Zealand, including news and analysis of key areas such as production, trade, exports, logistics, and research and development.
NFF Horticulture Council open letter urges supermarkets to provide certainty as costs rise for growers
Geopolitical-risk expert Duncan Hains shares crisis management tools with the Australasian fresh produce industry
Phased transition was originally set to commence from 1 July 2026, pushing costs up for exporters
National on-farm trials to measure where losses occur, find ways to lift utilisation and identify commercially viable pathways for surplus
Australian Citrus Congress provides practical pathways for future growth as industry excellence recognised in Adelaide
The grower-backed business has secured a 17-room facility in Epping to support its core banana and avocado programmes
Company reports on smooth transition from Northern to Southern Hemisphere Jazz and Envy apples
New Zealand vegetable producer becomes first in the region to use the technology at this scale
Hort Innovation initiative launched in early March with Shared Table Gala Dinner with industry, government and research representatives from both countries
Goldman Sachs to aid BayWa AG’s plans to sell majority shareholding in New Zealand-based fruit business
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McCain to close Hastings plant by January 2027 while Heinz Wattie’s closes four sites across the country
New Zealand kiwifruit marketer provides early season forecast with returns expected at similar levels to 2025
Nearly one-third of growers have cut planting schedules because of the supply chain disruption caused by the Middle East conflict
New season of distinct apples available to Australian consumers
Fresh trade opportunities on offer for exporters of both markets as negotiations on new FTA conclude
Refined industry structure will build on existing organisations to represent the vegetable industry better
Boost in volume to 18,000 tonnes this season expands export opportunities for the global marketer
Daily fruit for students paired with curriculum-linked teaching resources about fresh produce
Television, digital media and retail partnerships highlight the growers behind the produce and encourage consumers to seek out Southern Forests food
Industry bodies call for government action to secure critical inputs