All Australia articles – Page 110
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ArticleSigh of relief as backpacker tax passed
A last minute deal between the Australian government and the Greens has secured a 15 per cent tax rate for working holiday visa holders
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ArticleEntries open for Marketer of the Year Award 2017
Nominations for the sixth annual PMA-Produce Plus Marketer of the Year Award, recognising outstanding achievement in the marketing of fresh fruit, flowers and vegetables in Australia and New Zealand, are now open
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ArticleChinese food group to buy into Aussie supplier
Guangdong-based Winha is pursing a major stake in Australian fresh produce company Flavours
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ArticleBostock set for strong onion crop
New Zealand crop responding well to sunshine, with Hawke’s Bay-based company optimistic heading into season
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ArticleScurvy returns to Australia
Scurvy is back in Australia as poor diets lead to vitamin C deficiencies across the socio-economic spectrum
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ArticleGrowcom slams Backpacker tax 'nightmare'
Horticulture body describes compromise rejection as 'nightmare before Christmas' for Queensland growers
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ArticleVeg production could cut world poverty
Growing vegetables, not cereals, could combat global hunger and poverty, crop expert claims
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ArticleMetcash hit by Aldi expansion
The expansion of discounter Aldi into South Australia and Western Australia has hit Metcash’s earnings
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ArticleNew service a ‘game changer’ for Tasmania
Leading Australian airline Qantas has announced a weekly direct service from Hobart, Tasmania, to Ningbo, China
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ArticleNew directors for PMA A-NZ
Produce Marketing Australia New Zealand has welcomed Nick Fitzpatrick and David Harris as directors
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ArticleQfly trial to boost exports
A Queensland fruit fly trial in Australia’s Orange region has been developed in a bid to open up trade opportunities
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ArticleHIA welcomes new board
Horticulture Innovation Australia has appointed new board members to support the organisation's continued growth
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ArticlePink Lady America loses trademark appeal
Australian court upholds APAL’s rights over Chilean-grown Pink Lady sales in North America
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ArticleHiveXchange generates plenty of buzz
New platform aims to create trust-based, online trade environment for producers and wholesalers
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ArticleIndustry body calls for solution to backpacker tax
The Voice of Horticulture has urged the Australian government to resolve the backpacker tax debate
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ArticleAustralians ready to Grape N’ Go
A new pre-packaged offering from Fruitmaster Australia ticks all the boxes for consumers in a hurry
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ArticleNew marketer licensees for Sun World
Companies with production bases in Peru, South Africa and Australia to distribute proprietary grape varieties
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ArticleAustralian grapes weather storm
Australian Table Grape Growers Association estimates 10-15 per cent of production lost in recent ‘mini tornado’
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ArticleCosta links up with investment firm
Australian produce giant Costa to investigate M&A projects with investment group Macquarie
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ArticleAccelerated study offers insights into crop tolerance
Researchers have discovered a gene that could help plants grow in salty conditions using a South Australian plant research centre