All Australia articles – Page 144
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ArticleMedvedev confirms ban on food imports
Australia, Canada and Norway also targeted by year-long ban on fresh fruit and vegetable imports from the EU and US
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ArticleEU exporters react to Russia ban
Exporters across EU seek new markets for range of produce following Russia's decision to ban agricultural goods
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ArticleMalaysian potential for WA avocados
Australia’s Avocado Export Company focused on building a core market in South East Asian nation
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ArticleCoscon launches reefer service
Citrus shipment marks maiden voyage for new Cool Treatment containers, with demand for service expected to grow
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ArticleFenthion phase out “inevitable” in Australia
Australian Senate inquiry has recommended a national approach to fruit fly management
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ArticleSunraysia assess frost damage
Temperatures plummet below zero for fourth straight night, promting fears of crop damage
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ArticleQueensland eyes Thai market
Mandarin growers continue promotional campaign with the state’s government
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ArticlePerfection Fresh beefs up marketing team
Australian grower-shipper recruits Cassia Ferguson to lead national marketing, and signs up Helen Waterworth as full-time marketing manager
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ArticleRail upgrade to boost Sunraysia exports
New line could see fresh produce arrive in Melbourne for shipment within 24 hours of harvest
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ArticleKale trending towards shortage
The global increase in demand for kale is stripping Australian farmers of their supplies
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ArticleAustralian oranges launched in China
Peak industry body optimistic about exports passing the 1,000 container mark this season
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ArticleAustralia to review import risk analysis
Growcom and Ausveg have welcomed news the Australian government will review its Import Risk Analysis process
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ArticleWoolworths set for David Jones buyout
Shareholders of Australian retail chain David Jones have overwhelmingly approved takeover bid by South African retailer Woolworths
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ArticleGrowers concerned about Fenthion restriction
Tasmanian producers fear losing fruit fly free status if chemical’s usage is cut without alternative
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ArticleTrade mission boosts Australian vegetable exports
Event promotes unprecedented response from growers and international buyers, according to Ausveg
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ArticleJapan, Australia to sign FTA
Japan’s prime minister is heading to Australia to boost bilateral trade relations
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ArticleCNY brings new hope for Australian stonefruit
Well-timed entry into the Chinese market could see industry benefit for years to come
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ArticleTasmanian apples are China-bound
The first shipment of Australian 'Tiger Fuji' apples is on way and due to dock in Shanghai on Wednesday
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Article'Black apple' to hit shelves in 2016
Western Australian apple growers have developed a new dark-skinned variety of apple
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ArticleAHEA awarded grant for online export portal
Austrade has awarded a grant to the Australian Horticulture Exporters' Association to set up an online resource sharing portal for exporters and Asian counterparts