All articles by Liam O'Callaghan – Page 82
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ArticleGP Graders technology cuts costs
Australian blueberry grower reports radical reduction in labour costs from trial of new produce grading camera
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ArticleA fresh approach for Indonesian hawkers
New funding boosts start-up’s mission to change the way hawkers source and sell their products
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ArticleFunding for fruit fly fight
An Australian university has received backing to study the genetic code of fruit flies in an attempt to eliminate female flies
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ArticleChanging the way mangoes are picked
Sensors developed by an Australian university could bring a new level of optimisation to mango harvesting
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ArticleFruit drives rising value of NZ horticulture
Kiwifruit and apples lead the way as the value of New Zealand horticulture rose to a record total
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ArticleRain slashes Californian cherry crop
Heavy rain has severely damaged cherry crops in the US state, putting a dampener on predictions for a strong season
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ArticleNZ opens Apple and pear pathways
Career opportunities in the horticulture industry are being shared with young New Zealanders as part of a new programme
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ArticleUS bails out tariff hit farmers
A US$16bn relief package for US agricultural producers has been announced in response to the ongoing trade war with China
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ArticleZespri posts record revenue
Strong international demand helps operating revenue exceed NZ$3bn for the first time
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ArticleInternational visitors headline banana congress
Ecuadorian delegation offers global insights at Australian banana industry event
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ArticleHigh hopes for new government
Citrus Australia aims to work with Australia’s new government to tackle crucial concerns
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ArticleOrganic apples on the move
With a new season underway, New Zealand organic apples make their way to the US
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ArticleUS reaches organic sales record
US organics become mainstream as sales surpass US$50bn for the first time
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ArticleColes to sell ‘ugly’ produce
Australian retailer announces new programme to reduce food waste
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ArticleSending mangoes north
Hyundai is preparing to send its first shipment of Cambodian mangoes to South Korea
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ArticleSpencer’s Retail set to expand
Kolkata-based retailer set to acquire premium grocery chain Nature’s Basket
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ArticleMango yields to fall
India and Pakistan are set to face a season of lower mango yields as a result of fluctuating weather
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ArticleMango automation breakthrough
An Australian university has developed the world’s first mango auto-harvester
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ArticleRetail push for Kalei launch
With new branding, APAL aims to build consumer momentum around the branded variety