News updates for the fresh produce business in Australia and New Zealand.
Ambassador Brett Lee joins stakeholders at launch event in New Dehli
Coles replaces plastic net bags for Coles Unique Selection mandarins with recyclable paper alternative
Industry bodies oppose controversial levy following first Sustainable Biosecurity Funding Advisory Panel
Aggregate properties including well-developed orchards, packing and grading shed, offices and amenities for sale
Sydney Markets announces 89 finalists, across 22 award categories for annual fresh produce and flower industry awards
Costa adds five solar energy systems in Australia and implements more sustainable packaging
Chief executive Murray McCallum tells Fruitnet the Australasian fresh produce group is well positioned for growth as it begins search for new partner
Centuria’s agriculture assets grow beyond A$500m with sale-and-leaseback of 21ha glasshouse
Successful trial sees onion variety return to Australian shelves with expanded distribution in 2024
Leading Australian family-owned agribusiness unveils new brand position ‘Grow Forward’
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Tunley leaves after three years at the head of the peak industry body for New Zealand horticulture
Ribbon cutting by New Zealand minister for regional development Shane Jones officially opens multi-year greenhouse project
Scheme to be led by industry bodies and include negotiation training
Freshcare standards review an opportunity for industry to give direct feedback
West Australian citrus grower lists orchard and packing facility for sale
Global campaign kicks off in mainland China, Taiwan and Hong Kong with digital and in-store activations and Kung Fu Panda packaging
Fresh produce marketers have until April 29 to enter Australasia’s premier award for marketing excellence
Marc Werner speaks exclusively to Fruitnet about Costa Group’s transition to new ownership and how it plans to leverage the change to accelerate growth
Retail giant replaces Countdown nationally with 191 stores
IFPA A-NZ supports banning plastic PLU stickers but says 2025 is too soon for growers without clear alternatives