Kiwifruit

HortNews - Production Of Hairless Kiwifruit Set To Soar

Small hairless kiwifruit are gaining in popularity - but not fast enough. TAURANGA 11/04/2005 - Small hairless
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A focal point for publicity material prepared for marketing kiwifruit internationally has been the emphasis on the
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WELLINGTON 13/03/2006-Europeans are increasingly turning to "safe" foods like kiwifruit to improve their
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A lawyer for a company accused of illegally exporting kiwifruit says Zespri is using the case to nobble a competitor.
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A major study is underway to assess the impact of global warming on the Bay of Plenty after predictions of a
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The last of this season's 30 charter ship of New Zealand kiwifruit left Tauranga today for Japan and Korea. WELLINGTON 1
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New Zealand and Italian researchers have found that red-fleshed forms of the two main kiwifruit species on sale at
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Kiwifruit exporter Zespri is forecasting a full year distribution to suppliers of $449.4 million, up 2.7 percent on the
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HASTINGS 21/03/2005 - The high dollar is taking the edge off a good kiwifruit harvest, growers say. Orchardist Dave
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Zespri International says it is loading the biggest single shipment of kiwifruit sent from New Zealand - more than 9000
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As New Zealand scientists evaluate a new range of kiwifruit types and colours, Britons can now buy red fleshed
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Kiwifruit marketer Zespri faces a tough season as record volumes are squeezed into a narrower than normal processing
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Orchardists are being warned to take care of the bees that provide pollination or face prosecution. TAURANGA 5/12/2005 -
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A humble brown furball has been revealed as the Western Bay of Plenty's biggest success story. TAURANGA, 21/09/2004 - A
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Kiwifruit growers say fewer helicopters may overfly Katikati and Te Puke this spring now that many orchards have
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