All Australia articles – Page 144
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ArticleOpen forum for HAL review
Growers encouraged to review discussion paper before nationwide forums this month
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ArticleWho will be Marketer of the Year in 2014?
Nominations are now open for the third annual PMA-Produce Plus Marketer of the Year Award
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ArticleField Fresh targets Japan
Tasmanian onion grower-exporter sees potential in Asian market on the back of a high-quality crop
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ArticleWorldwide Fruit to market Piqa fruit
UK importer signs exclusive deal with Australasian marketer Prevar to sell innovative range of pear cultivars
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ArticleQueen Garnet plums hit commercial volumes
Researchers say the new variety has five times the levels of anthocyanins as regular plums
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ArticlePome growers work against the heat
Soaring temperatures in Australia's southeast can damage produce, but APAL is positive about grower efforts
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ArticleAustralian growers sweat it out
Heat wave impact too early to call for table grapes, but industry sources expect some damage
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ArticleAus fruit-fly outbreak could cost millions
The first fruit-fly outbreak in 20 years in South Australia's Riverland region could cost the state's fruit sector millions
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ArticleAustralian grapes still awaiting Chinese access
Industry hopeful agreement will be reached in time for Sunraysia season, however other challenges are arising
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ArticleNT mango production almost halved
Poor growing conditions and emergence of resin canal makes for a challenging season in Australia’s top end
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ArticleEccles appointed RABA executive officer
Former Australian Banana Growers' Council chief executive to head up marketing and research programmes
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ArticleMaking the market move
Michelle Christoe discusses her new role as executive director of the Australian Horticulture Exporters’ Association
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ArticleAussie grapes win South Korea access
Annual shipments could reach 10,000 tonnes in the next three to five years
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ArticleZerella Fresh in the driver’s seat
The company leads a campaign to raise consumption by introducing better eating varieties and educating shoppers
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ArticleMixed blessings for Tasmanian cherries
Industry has learnt trade complications don’t stop with market access approval
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ArticleAustralia looks beyond the grape vine
Export opportunities are arising across Asia for a number of Australia’s lesser know horticultural sectors
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ArticleChinese access yet to be approved
Australia’s table grape industry has been left twisting in the wind, as it awaits market access approval from China
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ArticleCitrus Australia on China mission
An Australian citrus delegation just returned from a tour of eastern China, part of a new strategy to boost trade to this burgeoning market
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Australia leads in vegetable consumption
OECD study ranks Australia top out of 28 countries, but 90 per cent of adults are still not eating enough
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ArticleHAL appoints new directors
Napper and Musson join Horticulture Australia board, as the services body continues its structural review