Agriculture & Horticulture Trends: Sep 7 - Australia (5 stories)
Sunday, 7 Sep 2025 Weekly Agriculture & Horticulture Australia
Here is your Weekly summary for Agriculture & Horticulture across Australia for Mon 1st September - Sun 7th September 2025
Australian apples have gained a significant trade advantage with Canada opening its market without fumigation requirements, a development welcomed by the industry as it enhances export potential. Meanwhile, Vee Jay's Kalfresh, an organic produce supplier from Bowen, has been recognized at the North Queensland awards, highlighting the importance of partnerships in agricultural success.
In a bid to expand export opportunities, Australian fresh produce is being showcased at Asia Fruit Logistica in Hong Kong, indicating a strategic move towards tapping into Asian markets. However, the sector faces challenges, as South Australia reports its first Varroa mite case in an almond orchard, raising concerns about pest management and biosecurity in the region.
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Another win for Aussie apples as trade access to Canada opens up
Good Fruit & Vegetables - News 4 Sep 2025, 6:00amThe move has been welcomed by industry
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Australian fresh produce on show in Hong Kong as sector seeks new export opportunities
Good Fruit & Vegetables - News 2 Sep 2025, 6:00amAustralian contingent is heading to Asia Fruit Logistica
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Thomson vineyard portfolio for sale in SA's Riverland region
Good Fruit & Vegetables - News 31 Aug 2025, 6:00amThe portfolio comprises three established vineyards
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Leading organic produce supplier takes top gong at North Queensland awards
Good Fruit & Vegetables - News 7 Sep 2025, 6:00amBowen-based growers recognised for partnership at gala awards.
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SA's first case of Varroa detected in Riverland almond orchard
Good Fruit & Vegetables - News 5 Sep 2025, 10:30amThe hive was brought in from QLD to support almond pollination