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Next MG Marketing Charitable Trust Funding Round

The MG Marketing Charitable Trust has been established to contribute towards the general improvement, capability and profile of the horticulture industry in New Zealand.

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Graphics for Packaging

Newer growers may not be aware of the range of handling symbols Summerfruit NZ has created for the industry – free of charge.

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Kate's Update

We held the 28th Annual General Meeting of Summerfruit New Zealand on Friday 5 August.   Thanks to all the members who were able to attend.

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Access for Summerfruit to overseas markets - updated August 2022

Importing country phytosanitary requirements (ICPR) documents issued by the Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) have been reviewed to identify access conditions for New Zealand summerfruit (cherries, apricots, peaches, nectarines, plums,…

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Kate’s update

We held the 28th Annual General Meeting of Summerfruit New Zealand on Friday 5 August.   Thanks to all the members who were able to attend.

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Matt Whiting webinar

Matt Whiting, a researcher and extension officer at Washington State University, met online with Summerfruit NZ members on Tuesday 26 July 2022.

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Export registration opens on 1 September

Growers, packhouses and exporters can register for export via the secure portal’s online registration system, from 1 September until 31 October.

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SummerGreen field days in late August

Ronald Vermeulen Visits Summerfruit NZ is arranging a series of orchard visits by Ronald Vermeulen, a technical horticultural consultant, based in the Netherlands, who has worked in many places around the…

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Phytosanitary Inspector Training

REGISTRATIONS NOW OPEN   Course facilitators: Stephen Ogden and Peter Ensor (Market Access Solutionz) Venue: Church Lounge, Alexandra Community House, 14-20 Centennial Avenue, Alexandra Date: Wednesday, 2 November 2022 Start Time: 9.…

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Pre-season 2022-23 Update

The export season is fast approaching. What follows is an updated list of issues that exporters need to be aware of ahead of the new export season.

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