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Plan includes four new strategic pillars to support actionable steps towards sustainable growth
Biosecurity New Zealand ends movement controls in Auckland after seven seven-week response
Announcement comes as Trump puts 90-day pause on most other imposed tariffs subjecting them to a baseline 10 per cent rate
Surveillance programme to operate under new name with focus on grower support
Chris, Carlo and Louise consider the consumers of tomorrow, the choices they will make and how we can develop fresh produce that will appeal to them
Chris speaks with Alex about the scarcity of water in some of the world’s key production regions, and what this means for the fresh fruit and vegetable industry
Chris and Sir Charles discuss what population growth and climate change mean for the global food system
Ag-tech start-up’s Omni-System designed to increase yields and reduce costs
Major retailers issue proactive, extended recall after contamination detected in pre-packaged, ready-to-eat spinach products in Queensland
New elevated branding set to position the pear as premium offering
This is the first of several major decisions the industry body is set to make to improve its operations
Appointment signals Bloom Fresh’s plans for growth in these markets across multiple categories
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Shepard avocado crop opens 2025 season with Hass avocados expected in April
Australian table grape grower-exporter hopes to leverage new licence as it delivers top quality fruit this season
Arnold steps in for outgoing Greg Fraser with Richard Byllaardt re-elected as chair
Premier to market and distribute Goodness Grown’s glasshouse-grown tomatoes throughout Australia
Australian-Grown Innovation is designed to support Australia’s horticulture supply chain develop of commercially viable products and services
New Zealand-developed variety is lighting up South African stores as consumers are introduced to the apple’s ‘new zing’
A new Sun World marketing licence will supplement Cordoma’s exotic brand as it aims to surprise and delight customers
Signed MOC set to foster technical exchanges, harvest and post-harvest management, training, and the sharing of technological expertise
Australian competition regulator suggests changes including clearer pricing practices, greater transparency for suppliers
Approval comes as initial guidance for the 2025/26 season forecasts strong returns for growers