News from Produce Plus – Page 107
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ArticleColes fined for misleading consumers
Retailer pays A$61,200 penalty for advertising imported products as Australian-grown
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ArticleWonderful Pistachios launches new product
Company expands Australian range with new pistachio flavour, as well as its almonds entering the local market
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ArticleMarkets of Melbourne’s new member
Dandenong Market joins collective aimed at educating consumers about the benefits of market shopping
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ArticleAustralian almonds receive boost
Funding being channeled into development of new varieties, which will increase yields
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ArticleWoolworths launches airport grocery collection
Service allows travellers to order groceries online and collect them at Melbourne airport
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Finalists announced for Marketer of the Year Award
Five of the best fresh produce marketers from across Australia and New Zealand shortlisted as finalists for the 2013 PMA-Produce Plus Marketer of the Year Award
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ArticleAuckland students learn about agriculture careers
'Food and You Careers Experience Day' to educate students on opportunities in the industry
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ArticleNew study promotes kiwifruit health benefits
Research published by Elsevier endorses kiwifruit role in aiding iron uptake and digestive health
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ArticleCrunch time for Jazz apples
Enza is organising a record-breaking publicity stunt to raise the profile of Jazz apples and money for a national charity
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ArticleAQIS approves OPI for California cherries
Pre-clearance programme for cherry imports allows traders to plan with greater security and confidence
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Marketer of the Year Award: call for nominations
Time is running out to submit nominations for the 2013 PMA Australia-New Zealand and Produce Plus Magazine Marketer of the Year Award
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Produce Plus adopts new digital strategy
New online presence for Americafruit, Asiafruit, Eurofruit, Fresh Produce Journal, Fresh Convenience and Produce Plus
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ArticleRichard Jones: Evolution of the barcode: How those little black lines have come to improve our lives
The humble barcode started life on supermarket products in 1974 when The Wrigley Company put the first barcodes on packs of