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Watts in your Business

Over the last 18 months, APAL has been conducting the “Watts in your Business” energy efficiency information program for growers and packers in the deciduous tree fruit industries. As part of this program they have developed a series of 5 factsheets and 9 case stories that describe how energy can be saved in packing sheds and on orchards. Many of the main energy sinks in the deciduous orchards / packing sheds will be the same as those found in other crops. They include irrigation, refrigeration, lighting, packing lines and tariffs.

APAL is making these fact sheets and case stories available to other industries.  To access this information, please visit:

 

http://apal.org.au/watts-in-your-business/

 


Final fenthion review decision

Most products containing the chemical fenthion are now cancelled bringing to a close the Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority’s reconsideration of this chemical.

A final report, published by the Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority (the APVMA) today, outlines the reasons for the final decision and takes into account submissions from governments, growers and the community. It brings together the outcomes of all risk assessments done to date, including toxicology, residues in food, worker exposure and environmental effects.

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Australian Cherries Newsletter - Spring 2014, No. 17

Welcome to the seventeenth edition of Australian Cherries Newsletter.

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National Cherry Industry Development Program (NDP)

Please refer to below link for an update of the National Cherry Industry Development Program (NDP).

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BOM upgrades Climate Outlooks service to include monthly outlooks

The Bureau of Meteorology today released its upgraded Climate Outlooks service, with monthly rainfall and temperature outlooks now available for the first time together with the standard three-month seasonal outlooks, in a new-look interactive portal.

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Join the Australia Fresh Pavilion at China FVF 2014

China World Fruit & Vegetable Trade Fair, 14-16 November 2014 at National Convention Centre, Beijing.

Showcase your products at the Australia Fresh Pavilion where special entry permits will be provided for products that have no formal trade access into China.

China FVF is now on its 5th year. Its strong sponsorship and support by the China Entry-Exit Inspection & Quarantine Association (CIQA) and the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine of the People’s Republic of China (AQSIQ) make it the fresh produce trade show like no other in China. CIQA and AQSIQ play a significant role in trade access into China.

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2014 National Cherry Conference Update

Dates: Thursday 14 and Friday 15 August 2014.

We now have a dedicated web page for the upcoming National Conference.  Please check back regularly as there will be frequent updates over the coming days.

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2014 National Cherry Conference Date Claimer

Dates: Thursday 14 and Friday 15 August 2014.

Thursday 14th also incorporates CGA's Annual General Meeting and the Annual Cherry Levy Payers Meeting

Location: CQ Events - 113 Queen St, Melbourne CBD

Registration: Online bookings opening soon.

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A united horticulture industry agrees to establish a grower owned RDC

Horticulture Australia Limited (HAL) today announced that its Board and Members have agreed to transition to a grower owned RDC following a collaborative meeting in Melbourne on 28 May 2014.

 

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Horticulture Australia Ltd Across Industry Annual Report 2012/13

Please click to open a PDF of the Across Industry Annual Report 2012/13.

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