News from Produce Plus – Page 78
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ArticleAustralian pears land in Indonesia
New season shipment of Australian pears complemented by promotional ‘Love Australian Pears’ campaign
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ArticleVegKit programme targets children
Australian initiative designed to encourage children to eat 19,000 tonnes more vegetables per year
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ArticleMale fruit fly trapped in Auckland
Control measures reintroduced following new Queensland fruit fly detection after previous measures were lifted
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ArticleFirst National Banana Day
Australian bananas to be celebrated on 1 May as national day for bananas raises awareness of health benefits
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ArticleWoolworths launches free supplier app
Suppliers can now directly monitor sales performance of their products in each store through the Compass app
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ArticleStreamlining fruit fly management
Table grape growers in Sunraysia put heads together to find efficient solutions to fruit fly management
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ArticleNZ kiwifruit industry gets labour boost
NZKGI welcomes new workers to help pick and pack during peak NZ Bay of Plenty kiwifruit harvest
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ArticleNZ biosecurity crackdown continues
Infringement notices and fines to be used to address breaches of the Biosecurity Act
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ArticleMOYA entries close in two weeks
Deadline draws near for 2019 PMA A-NZ Produce Plus Marketer of the Year Award
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ArticleFeijoa season kicks off
New Zealand feijoa benefits promoted for sweet or savoury consumption this Autumn
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ArticleTR4 funding to be shared with industry
Australian government funding to combat TR4 soon to be made under cost sharing arrangement
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ArticleAFPA welcomes budget commitments
Newly-formed alliance highlights benefit of increased investment in infrastructure, employment and market access
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ArticleColes to improve online with Ocado
New exclusive partnership with Coles brings UK online retailer Ocado’s home delivery solution to Australia
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ArticleMOYA wide open
No matter which part of the value chain you represent, the PMA A-NZ–Produce Plus Marketer of the Year Award will recognise your success
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ArticleOpportunities for Australian veg
National industry projected to reach A$12bn by 2022-2023 and potential for protected cropping
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ArticleNew pathway for Aussie grapes to NZ
Irradiation approved as a phytosanitary measure for export of Australian grapes to New Zealand
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ArticleHailstorm Heroes campaign returns
South Australian apples turn back to promotional campaign after unfortunate season of adverse weather
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ArticleFreshmax positions Modi as a masterpiece
Australian-grown fruit hits the domestic market, with an upscaled marketing programme and exports on the cards
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ArticleHortinvest tweaks cherry project
Horticulture investment firm adjusts investment structure for export-focused premium cherry orchards
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ArticleMandarins Delite consumers
Californian mandarins marketed exclusively through some 800 Woolworths stores in Australia this season