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Higher prices sought for apricots
8 Dec 2004

Apricot growers are cranky with cannery SPC Ardmona over the firms plan to pay $635 a tonne this season for canning apricots, down from $700 a tonne last year. SPC says the price this season, which is expected to be high yielding, is better than in other good years. SPC will pay growers $295 a tonne for non-canning apricots. The Northern Victorian Fruitgrowers Association said the price was insufficient to encourage orchadists to invest in future crops. The association said the cost of harvesting was $160 a tonne.

Country News, 08/12/04

Previous News Items:
3 Dec 2004 | Fruit import bans extended
30 Nov 2004 | Coke might be it for fruit growers
22 Nov 2004 | Plant breeders sow seeds of suspicion
18 Nov 2004 | Services as fruitful as horticulture production
18 Nov 2004 | Exporter pulls the pin on citrus


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