All New Zealand articles – Page 112
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ArticleJazz named UK's tastiest apple
Licensed variety wins top prize at UK's National Fruit Show, while Sainsbury's Theresa Huxley picks up industry award
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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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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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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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ArticleDole under fire over Ethical Choice brand
Company accused of seeking to "escape scrutiny and potential challenge" by trademarking own version of Fair Trade label
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ArticleDownturn for SH topfruit exports
Volume declines from Argentina, Chile and New Zealand offset increases from Brazil and South Africa this year
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ArticleZespri and KVH call for vigilance
Ahead of a seminar on Psa in Motueka, Kiwifruit Vine Health has announced the discovery of the disease on a Clevedon orchard
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ArticleNew Zealand pears into the future
There are hopes that a handful of pear varieties that have gone into trials could be grown commercially in five to ten years
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ArticleEx-All Black promotes NZ Avocados
New Zealand rugby star Jerome Kaino has put his weight behind the country’s avocado promotions in Japan
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ArticleGenomic analysis could yield new pears
Scientists in New Zealand and Italy have been working to establish key differences between apples and pears at genetic level
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ArticleNZ votes in favour of grower levy
New Zealand’s fruit and vegetable industry will be supported by a grower-funded levy for the next six years following a referendum last week
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ArticlePsa numbers surge in New Zealand
Newly identified orchard numbers infected with Psa-V soar by 155 in one week, Kiwifruit Vine Health reports
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ArticleFirstFruits launches new apple variety
Sweetie, a cross between Gala and Braeburn originating from New Zealand, said to lead pack in terms of sweetness
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ArticleDebt reduction to free Dole’s hands
Dole’s debt reduction from the sale of its packaged food and Asian operations to Itochu will free up the company’s operations
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ArticleTimaru confirms job losses
Prime Port in New Zealand confirms that 29 jobs will be cut by the end of September
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ArticleDole sells Asian fresh division to Itochu
Japanese group now controls rights to Dole trademark on fresh produce sold in Asian markets as well as Australia and New Zealand
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ArticleT&G reports on "improved" first half
New Zealand company's pre-tax and operating profits fell, but its overall profit increased, during first six months of 2012
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ArticleNZ kiwifruit growers' returns tumble
Orchard modelling in New Zealand shows Psa is having a significant impact on returns for the country's kiwifruit growers
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ArticleNZ’s eye on US variety success
NZ apple growers are paying close attention to varieties successful in the US, as evidenced by new Honeycrisp plantings this month