All Oceania articles – Page 21
-
ArticleZespri destroys €19m worth of kiwifruit after mouse discovery
New Zealand marketer says option to check and repack all 5,000 pallets would not guarantee food safety and could damage its brand reputation
-
ArticleMontague kicks off Envy apple season
Demand for apple continues to grow with Montague increasing ranging this year
-
NewsOppy welcomes apple crop
The group’s supply covers a range of varieties and spans Washington, New Zealand, South Africa and Chile
-
ArticleAvocados Australia celebrates launch into India
Ambassador Brett Lee joins stakeholders at launch event in New Dehli
-
ArticleColes launches recyclable paper packaging for mandarins
Coles replaces plastic net bags for Coles Unique Selection mandarins with recyclable paper alternative
-
ArticleAustralian producers call on government to scrap biosecurity levy
Industry bodies oppose controversial levy following first Sustainable Biosecurity Funding Advisory Panel
-
ArticleKissabel enjoys growth in Southern Hemisphere
The Australian campaign for Kissabel is set to continue until June to raise brand awareness, while efforts to expand the commercial window in Chile continue and South Africa prepares for the first tests in 2025
-
ArticleNorthern Territory mango operation Cheeky Farms for sale
Aggregate properties including well-developed orchards, packing and grading shed, offices and amenities for sale
-
ArticleSydney Markets announces 2024 Fresh Awards finalists
Sydney Markets announces 89 finalists, across 22 award categories for annual fresh produce and flower industry awards
-
ArticleCosta releases 2023 Sustainability Report
Costa adds five solar energy systems in Australia and implements more sustainable packaging
-
ArticleInvestment fund Centuria acquires Katunga Fresh glasshouse
Centuria’s agriculture assets grow beyond A$500m with sale-and-leaseback of 21ha glasshouse
-
ArticleHappy Chop - Tearless Onions return to Woolworths shelves with national launch
Successful trial sees onion variety return to Australian shelves with expanded distribution in 2024
-
ArticleWeak yen weighs on Japanese fruit imports
Depreciation of the Japanese currency sees average per kilo cost of imports increase 14 per cent year-on-year in first quarter
-
ArticleE.E. Muir & Sons changes name to Muirs as part of brand update
Leading Australian family-owned agribusiness unveils new brand position ‘Grow Forward’
-
ArticleHortNZ CEO Nadine Tunley resigns
Tunley leaves after three years at the head of the peak industry body for New Zealand horticulture
-
ArticleZespri European sales season begins following delayed start
Arrival of second and third shipments kickstart sales after delayed start due to mice contamination
-
ArticleLeaderBrand opens large-scale greenhouse project in Tairāwhiti
Ribbon cutting by New Zealand minister for regional development Shane Jones officially opens multi-year greenhouse project
-
CommentComment: No time to waste on supply chain emissions
When it comes to assessing the carbon footprint of your business, it’s time to face up to net zero’s biggest challenge, says Ben Jones of Aethr Associates
-
ArticleQueensland government trials farm gate price monitoring scheme
Scheme to be led by industry bodies and include negotiation training
-
ArticleFreshcare calls for industry input into standards review
Freshcare standards review an opportunity for industry to give direct feedback