Kiwifruit news archive – Page 57
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ArticleDemand for NZ kiwifruit grows
Zespri's Lain Jager says group is happy with results from seasonal marketing campaigns as returns rise
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ArticleProvisional Psa find in Poverty Bay
Latest provisional result on an orchard near Te Karaka could become the first confirmed case in the region
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ArticleKiwifruit vines act as carbon sink
Soil study shows New Zealand kiwifruit industry has healthy foundations despite ongoing problems above ground with vine disease Psa-V
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ArticleNo Psa let up in New Zealand
Further 74 orchards identified as being Psa-V positive for the week ended 14 November
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ArticleMcBride to chair Zespri
Peter McBride will take over from John Loughlin as chairman of New Zealand kiwifruit marketer Zespri early next year
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ArticleWhangarei threatened by kiwifruit disease
A New Zealand orchard near Maungatapere is latest to throw up a provisional positive Psa-V result
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ArticleZespri releases compostable label
Zespri has announced the official release of a new compostable label for its organic kiwifruit range
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ArticlePsa spreads to Kerikeri region
The first confirmed case of the Psa-V vine-killing disease in the region has been found on an Enza Gold orchard
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ArticleKiwifruit for Kids hits Chicago Marathon
Zespri positions itself at the event to support its US midwest charity Chicago Run
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ArticleWeather devastation in Italy and Spain revealed
The impact of the cold weather that has gripped Europe in the past few weeks is beginning to be laid bare with regions in Italy and Spain reporting product losses of between 80 and 100 per cent in some cases.
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ArticlePoupart's success in Italian link up
Importer and non-supermarket supplier Poupart has just started bringing the premium Italian produce brand Made in Blu into the UK market on an exclusive basis.
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NZ-Spain deal bears fruit
A memorandum of understanding between New Zealand and Spanish research organisations is proving fruitful.
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ArticleZespri chairman steps down
Zespri chairman John Loughlin has announced plans to step down from the position early next year
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ArticlePsa drives diversification in NZ
As kiwifruit vine disease Psa-V continues to spread, one expert says orchardists may need to establish new growing regions
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ArticleChile responds to kiwifruit Psa spread
Kiwifruit committee claims Chile’s public and private sectors are collaborating to ensure the spread of Psa is curtailed
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ArticlePsa reaches Hawke’s Bay
The spread of Psa-V continues in New Zealand with the first discovery of the disease in a Hawke’s Bay kiwifruit orchard late last week
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ArticleChile reports new Psa incidences
Chilean authorities urge kiwifruit growers to adopt immediate measures as the bacteria Psa is discovered on further orchards
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ArticleOscar to make it big in Asia-Pacific
Prim'land believes 2012/13 will be a good season for the Oscar kiwifruit variety
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ArticleResearcher receives gold medal
Plant & Food Research’s Russell Lowe has been awarded the inaugural Hayward Medal in recognition of his work on the Hort16A variety
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ArticleChilean kiwifruit exports to rise
Following stable volume last season, Chile’s leading kiwifruit suppliers anticipate growth in sendings for 2012/13