Supply news from Produce Plus – Page 10
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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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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
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ArticleMG Marketing launches charitable trust
New Zealand produce wholesaler aims to make positive difference
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ArticleProduction growth to power Australian produce
Rural Bank provides optimistic outlook for horticulture sector in its mid-year report
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ArticleProduce Plus Spring out now
Spring issue features in-depth interview with MOYA winner, plus the latest across key categories including bananas, avocados and citrus
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ArticleSouth Australia ramps up fruit fly protections
State government introduces new measures to protect the Riverland region from fruit fly
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ArticleNew executive board of SEDA to focus on Vietnam access
Ian McAlister and Frank Frappa appointed to Summerfruit Export Development Alliance executive board
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ArticleCitrus industry calls for action on new visa
Federal Government asked to deliver on promise to implement seasonal workforce agriculture visa before end of year
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ArticleAustralian sustainability framework unveiled
Hort Innovation develops framework for understanding and measuring sustainability
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ArticleMeasuring NZ’s food waste
Younger generations contribute most to NZ$2.4bn per annum food waste bill
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ArticleNew Zealand avocado prices under pressure
Strong start to season puts pressure on pricing, as consumers are urged to eat more to support the industry
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ArticleTransition ahead for Southern Forests Food Council
West Australian government funding of food council concludes after nine years, with local council to step in
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ArticleSoil support for Carnarvon growers
Flood-affected, West Australian fruit and vegetable growers to receive replacement soil
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ArticleFSANZ formally gazettes irradiation
New provisions permit irradiation as a phytosanitary measure for all types of fresh fruit and vegetables
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ArticlePush to fix Australia’s piece rate system
Australian Workers Union to commence case looking to guarantee minimum wage for fruit pickers
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ArticleNZ citrus season underway early
Navel orange harvest already underway, with leading citrus grower T&G Fresh reporting favourable weather conditions
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ArticleOneHarvest launches new spinach line
Growers to reduce food waste as Australian spinach added to Woolworths' Odd Bunch range
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ArticleMontague enters citrus and grapes
Leading fresh produce company acquires Piscioneri Farms in conjunction with Primewest