The declaration came in Zespri's newsletter Kiwiflier as New Zealand growers start to come through the EurepGap audit process. The organisation is running a series of grower roadshows that kicked off earlier this month with 40 delegates at an event in Gisborne. Growers who had already been through the audit process were on hand and Zespri has also prepared a list of frequently asked questions and answers to further help producers in addition to its EurepGap booklet.
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