All Oceania articles – Page 58
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ArticleBravo apple production booms
New crop of Australian-bred apple set to deliver 1,000-tonne increase on last season
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ArticleAustralian persimmons hit retail shelves
Large crop expected to sell through until late June, according to peak body
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ArticlePersequor, iTrazo and Facteon combine forces
Manufacturing experts and IIoT technology leaders to deliver end-to-end traceability for the fresh food sector
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ArticleNew guide for supply chain traceability
Deakin University launches Australian-first guide to boost consumer confidence in food supply chains across Australia
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ArticleGoulburn Valley orchards to merge
Large scale fruit packing and growing company to be formed with investment from Canadian pension fund
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ArticleAustralian grapes face delays in China
ATGA says hundreds of containers are stuck at ports, restricting access to industry’s largest market
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ArticleIndonesia renews CRA with Australia
Country Recognition Agreement renewal arrives three days prior to expiry, providing relief to Australia’s citrus exporters
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ArticleAartsen receives its first ever Zespri kiwifruit
As an official partner, the group is working to boost sales of the branded product via speciality stores in the Netherlands
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ArticleTussle over Vitalharvest ownership continues
Macquarie increases offer to purchase Vitalharvest, outbidding Roc Partners
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ArticleWoolworths free fruit for kids hits 100m
More than 100m pieces of fruit have been distributed to children since programme began in 2015
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ArticleColes commits to renewable electricity
Leading retailer signs agreement with Engie and Neoen to be powered by 100 per cent renewable electricity by 2025
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ArticleSpace tech new frontier for agriculture
Harnessing the power of satellites could unlock billions of dollars of value for Australian agriculture
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ArticleT&G's Envy apple exports kick into gear
Five shipping vessels carrying 518 tonnes of New Zealand grown Envy apples depart for China and South East Asian markets
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ArticleMr Apple appoints retail advisor
Winstone Chee to provide retail focus, category management strategies across the China and South East Asia
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ArticleNew fund for New Zealand ag-tech
Finistere Aotearoa Fund helps start-ups in search of Series A and B investment
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ArticleFreshmax, 3AW team up for new competition
Series 6 Apple Watches up for grabs in new competition for flagship Australian apple Modi
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ArticlePMA A-NZ launches food safety programme
Training course helps fresh produce organisations ensure best practices are instilled
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ArticleFruitCo project targets 2022 opening
Apple, pear and stonefruit packhouse being built on former SPC Ardmona site in Goulburn Valley
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ArticleNew Zealand persimmons grow in popularity
Fruit originally destined for international markets sees 20 per cent growth in popularity among domestic consumers