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Hawke's Bay grower meeting

Summerfruit growers from Hawke's Bay and other regions are invited to a meeting in person (or via Zoom) to discuss labour issues including the latest on attracting, recruiting and retaining…

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Tim Jones recognised at HortNZ conference

Tim Jones with Minister Damien O'Connor and HortNZ Chair Barry O'Neil Former chair of Summerfruit NZ, Tim Jones, has been recognised for his service with an award at the HortNZ conference…

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Update from Kate Hellstrom 4 August 2021

RSE worker decision You’ll all be aware of the Government's recent announcement that Recognised Seasonal Employer (RSE) workers from the Pacific will be able to enter New Zealand without the need…

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Portal changes to be aware of

Portal users need to be aware of some changes to our portal this weekend as provider Montage Online is now Solar Workplace.

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Draft Natural and Built Environments Bill

The Government has released an exposure draft of the Natural and Built Environments Bill for consultation.

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Women in Horticulture election results

Women in Horticulture have announced the election of four new executive committee members to their Board.

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Summerfruit industry looking forward to RSE workers return

Summerfruit NZ welcomes the Government's announcement allowing Recognised Seasonal Employer (RSE) workers from the Pacific to enter New Zealand without the need for managed isolation.

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Pre-season grower survey on labour and production

On Thursday, 29 July, Summerfruit NZ emailed growers and packhouse operators a short, sharp pre-season survey to gather data on this coming season.

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Summerfruit 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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MPI's Fruit Fly Official Assurance Programme

Summerfruit growers are aware that fruit flies are a serious pest for a wide variety of fresh fruits and vegetables, potentially causing millions of dollars of losses worldwide.

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