Supply news from Produce Plus – Page 8
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ArticleCBA offers discounted loans for farmers
Leading bank launches pilot loan programme aimed at financing upgrades to reduce farm emissions
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ArticleCosta looks local for labour
Campaign to encourage local workers to return and support upcoming Tasmanian berry season
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ArticleA New Zealand regenerative partnership
T&G Global, Zespri and Plant & Food Research team up to develop regenerative horticulture practices
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ArticleAMIA to lead supply chain initiative
Peak body for Australian mangoes appoints Andrew Burns to oversee Hort Innovation project
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ArticleSouth Australian growers celebrated
Fresh produce companies win big at state’s Food and Beverage Industry Awards
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ArticleFresh Awards winners announced
Sydney Markets takes annual awards online for the first time to celebrate the industry
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ArticleMarquis Macadamias expansion approved
Multi-million-dollar Bundaberg project to begin construction in 2022 with new delivery area and expanded storage
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ArticlePick SA shifts to stonefruit
Market Fresh SA promotional campaign kicks off season with first boxes of nectarines and peaches
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ArticleSouth Australia’s A$5bn produce plan
State’s fresh produce industry aims to reach A$5bn target by 2030
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ArticleFair Work rules in favour of minimum rate
Every farm worker on every farm in Australia entitled to take home a minimum rate of pay under new ruling
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ArticleCathy McKenna wins Kiwifruit Innovation Award
New Zealand researcher presented with industry award for work on scale insect management programme
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ArticleZespri supports virtual adventure
Kiwifruit marketer helps New Zealand students develop healthy habits
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ArticleNew Zealand apple industry welcomes FTA with UK
In principle agreement to phase out tariffs on apple and pear exports welcomed by growers in New Zealand
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ArticleMango shoot looper detected in North Queensland
Detection of invasive pest from Asia being handled by Department of Agriculture and Fisheries
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ArticleNew R&D initiative to power Australian vegetable growers
Fuelled by A$14.1m, VegNET 3.0 is set to boost productivity for vegetable growers
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ArticleElectric vehicles power Woolworths distribution
Linfox’s new refrigerated electric trucks will deliver fresh produce to stores in Melbourne
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ArticleCovid hits New Zealand tropical imports
Increasing supply chain disruption and costs set to drive tropical fruit prices up
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ArticleBlue Royal ready to launch
Premium brand developed to market ‘king-sized’ New Zealand-grown blueberries
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ArticleEscavox supports supply chain programme
CQUniversity initiative teaches high school students about global food distribution
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ArticleIn2Food acquired by Produce Republic
Wholesaler bought out after entering administration due to Covid-19 challenges