All Australia articles – Page 51
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ArticleColes commits to renewable electricity
Leading retailer signs agreement with Engie and Neoen to be powered by 100 per cent renewable electricity by 2025
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ArticleSpace tech new frontier for agriculture
Harnessing the power of satellites could unlock billions of dollars of value for Australian agriculture
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ArticleFreshmax, 3AW team up for new competition
Series 6 Apple Watches up for grabs in new competition for flagship Australian apple Modi
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ArticlePMA A-NZ launches food safety programme
Training course helps fresh produce organisations ensure best practices are instilled
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ArticleFruitCo project targets 2022 opening
Apple, pear and stonefruit packhouse being built on former SPC Ardmona site in Goulburn Valley
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ArticleWayBeyond embraces Earth Day 2021
'Change for the long-term' the message for this year’s Earth Day, with focus on reducing food waste
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ArticleMontague’s Jazz apples fuel charity ride
Jazz apples sponsor Recovery Ride 2021, continuing company’s connection with Foodbank
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ArticleAussie Apples refresh branding
Hort Innovation backed marketing campaign encourages Australians to eat an apple as an afternoon snack
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ArticleWA Feijoa season underway
Southern Forests region in Western Australia set to produce over 50 tonnes of fruit this season, as orchards near maturity
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ArticleFreshcare programme gains accreditation
Queensland government provides accreditation for banana cultivation in Great Barrier Reef Catchment
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National fruit fly symposium set for May
Three-day online symposium to discuss ongoing battle against fruit fly in Australia to draw on range of expert
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ArticleGlobal standards body pushes for data harmony
IFPS wants to standardise PLU codes and other product data across the international fresh produce supply chain to improve efficiency
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ArticleDSR Group eyes further expansion
Plans in place to expand current Musang King durian orchard from 18.6 hectares to 202.3 hectares by 2025
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ArticleNT declared free of Citrus canker
Local community and industry’s efforts to eradicate bacterial disease first detected in April 2018 deemed successful
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ArticleNew blueberries for Australian market
T&G to begin commercial programmes in December after two years of trials
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ArticleIFAM boost for Australian Lychees
Australia’s lychee industry grew exports to US despite a turbulent 2020
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ArticleMontague opens new packhouse
Apple and stonefruit lines up and running as state-of-the-art upgrade officially opened
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ArticleSchool leavers targeted in labour campaign
Young Australians provided with pre-induction training and assistance in finding employment
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ArticlePandemic spurs fresh produce buying in Australia
Research reveals Australian grocery buyers purchased more fresh produce during first year of pandemic
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ArticleFruit Logistica backs Fruitnet's World of Fresh Ideas
Fruitnet launches free learning and networking event for the global fresh fruit and vegetable business