
Australia: Coronavirus pandemic drives demand for local fresh produce
At this point in time, Australian consumers appear to be rushing to boost their immunity with locally grown vegetables. For Mr Ipsen, who is based
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At this point in time, Australian consumers appear to be rushing to boost their immunity with locally grown vegetables. For Mr Ipsen, who is based
The apple and pear harvest is in full swing in South Australia; growers are reporting some of the highest quality crops in at least three
Australian vegetable growers are benefiting from strong demand for locally-grown vegetables in key export markets and investment in increasing their exporting capabilities, with newly released
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