June 24, 2024 • JobFito Australia
Who will be responsible for the rising costs? That is the question on everyone’s mind in the greenhouse vegetable industry. No one had an answer at the start of the current season, but growers appear to be stuck with it for the time being. It is undeniable that this condition will not persist long. Will […]
June 25, 2024 • SkillHaus
June 25, 2024 • SkillHaus
June 25, 2024 • SkillHaus
According to legend, the first lychee tree was planted over 200 years ago in the Thanh Ha District of Hai Duong Province, Vietnam. Mr. Hoang Van Com, a fruit and vegetable trader, returned from one of his business visits with seedlings from the tree. He placed the seedlings, and because the climate in the area […]
June 24, 2024 • JobFito Australia
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The banana freckle infestation has now spread to two more residences in the Northern Territory. The NT Government’s biosecurity authorities say there have now been three positive cases of the disease from three different sites. All of them are located in the Batchelor-Rum Jungle region, about 100 kilometres south of Darwin. Whether the proposal to […]
June 24, 2024 • JobFito Australia
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The Turkish cherry harvesting season has only a few more weeks left. One exporter claims that despite decreasing demand in Europe, they have managed to outperform their rivals in California. Due to the problems in Europe, Russia was also a successful market for Turkish cherries. The cherry season is almost ended, but Coskun Eren, marketing […]
June 24, 2024 • JobFito Australia
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The most we can do right now, he continued, is assist the DPI in reporting any bee movements we observe. “Anyone who owns a single hive should register it with the DPI immediately. “We need to know that every single beekeeper in the area is registered if there is a spread up here in the […]
June 24, 2024 • JobFito Australia
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While the state’s graziers have enjoyed the above-average rainfall, many in the horticulture sector, especially strawberry producers in South East Queensland, have suffered as a result. The excessively rainy summer months have significantly postponed the Queensland strawberry period for the majority of growers, according to Mandy and Adrian Schultz of LuvaBerry Farm in Wamuran. According […]
June 24, 2024 • JobFito Australia
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Banner Image MANDATORY COLD TREATMENT CAUSING FRUIT LOSS WHILE PACKAGING MANDATORY COLD TREATMENT CAUSING FRUIT LOSS WHILE PACKAGING 2022-07-14 Agriculture Australia Farming MANDATORY COLD TREATMENT CAUSING FRUIT LOSS WHILE PACKAGING Article by: Hari Yellina Since a few weeks ago, Global Fruit Point GmbH has received an abundance of South African citrus. This importer from Europe […]
June 24, 2024 • JobFito Australia
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“Until the final shipment of summer fruit leaves our warehouse, we will work nonstop. Although the current time is difficult, complaining just makes everything worse. Francesca Gallicchio, administrator at Gallicchio Frutta in Scanzano Jonico, states that we must concentrate on our work and make an effort to enhance it (Matera). “The economic crisis brought on […]
June 24, 2024 • JobFito Australia
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According to the serving size listed on the nutritional facts panel, BrandStorm Inc. announced it is voluntarily recalling 2 lots of Organic Freeze-Dried Blueberry pouches (lot # 2021363-1 & 2022026-1) due to the presence or potential presence of lead over the FDA’s recommended levels. High blood lead levels can harm the neurological system and internal […]
June 24, 2024 • JobFito Australia
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With rising gasoline, food, and consumer goods costs, Lithuania and other Baltic republics are feeling the effects of inflation; nonetheless, there is still a desire for additional high-quality, reasonably priced imported fruit and vegetables. According to Edvin Kokojev, Commercial Buyer of Augma, an importer of fresh fruit and vegetables into Baltic countries, “it is mainly […]
June 24, 2024 • JobFito Australia
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