All Oceania articles – Page 76
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ArticleMoving from awareness to affinity
Marketing expert Matthew Crouch explains the power of brand affinity
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PodcastsFruitbox: How Russia reinvented its produce supply
Six years on from the ban on EU and US imports, Ksenia Gorovaya consider its impact on the country's fruit and veg market
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ArticleAusveg adds Mitchael Curtis to its board
Northern Territory-based mango, melon and vegetable grower from the replaces Michael Quach on the board
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ArticleNew TR4 case suspected in Queensland
Preliminary testing at Tully Valley banana farm comes back positive, confirmation expected over coming weeks
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ArticleAutogrow releases public API for Folium
New interface improves connectivity and further empowers growers
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ArticleFavco launches Opal
Brisbane-based fresh produce business announces new premium mandarin brand, destined for Asia
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ArticleMore seasonal worker support
Australia's Seasonal Worker Programme will restart, adding another initiative to tackle the country's labour shortage
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ArticleMagazine apps keep you in touch
Don’t wait any longer for the freshest coverage in the business! Download one of Fruitnet's brand new apps
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ArticleMontague ends apple harvest on high
Yello and Eve varieties add some late excitement to what has been a "challenging" but "satisfying" season
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ArticleACCC approve SA potato acquisition
Australia’s competition regulator will not oppose Mitolo’s proposed acquisition of Thomas Foods International’s potato business
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ArticleNZ initiative features in major report
School-based programme acts as case study for effective promotion of fresh produce
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ArticleNZ horticulture granted exemption
Essential workers in primary industries allowed to continue working despite stage 3 restriction, RSE scheme extended
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ArticleNet profit improves at Seeka
Tax benefit helps grower-packer-marketer post strong first half results
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ArticleDelite season underway in Australia
Nutrano Produce Group continues to invest in proprietary mandarin offering
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ArticleGrowcom launches new certification programme
Hort360 aimed at improving soil, water and crop management for Queensland horticulture growers
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ArticleAustralia targets traceability
More projects have received funding from the federal government as part of traceability programme aiming to give exporters an advantage
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ArticleCampaign launched to hire NT locals
Collaboration between government and industry aims to encourage Territorians to take up fruit picking roles
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ArticleNew global ads for California grapes
The California Table Grape Commission has launched new commercials set to be aired in the US and export markets
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ArticleLamattina property bought out
Primewest Group purchases the Victorian property of one of Australia's largest celery growers
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ArticleHortNZ calls for retailer exemption
New Zealand’s horticulture industry wants the government to classify independent fruit and vegetable retailers as essential during lockdown