2022 Cherry Export Workshop and Conference
Cherry Growers Australia is proud to host the 2022 export workshop & Cherry Conference
Cherry Growers Australia is proud to host the 2022 export workshop & Cherry Conference
Seeking participants
The Victorian Government’s Horticulture Farm Monitor Pilot aims to help businesses and industry better understand the costs and returns of running a horticulture business, particularly responding to the challenges of the pandemic.
The Australian Trade and Investment (Austrade) team supported Cherry Growers Australia at Gulfoods in Dubai by guiding potential partners through our unique offering and opportunity in the region. While we look forward to traveling to market soon, we are proud to be represented by the Austrade team in our stead. Browse our virtual stand. #AusAtGulfood
Agriculture Victoria recently tested a new portable handheld infrared meter (HIKARi 16) that non-destructively measures sugar levels in fresh cherries. Comparisons were made with a refractometer that requires destruction of the fruit to obtain a juice sample. Laboratory results
showed that the infrared HIKARi 16 was reasonably accurate and has the potential to replace a refractometer. Read more
Australian Cherries are produced in six states, with New South Wales, Victoria and Tasmania being the three largest producers and South Australia the fourth largest producer. These four states have a strong export focus. Read more in our brochure.
Platinum sponsors: Glama Pak and Visy have been a great supporters of the Australian cherry industry for many years and as the industry continues to expand, they will continue to provide customers with the innovative, protective and eye-catching packaging, meeting the needs of both domestic and international markets.
Slideshow photographs: Emma McGlashan, Michelle Walton, Andrea Magiafoglou, Charlotte Brunt,