29th February 2024 T&G / T&G Global
The produce business says its $64m loss reflects both Cyclone Gabrielle’s impacts and tougher economic conditions.
T&G Global has named Reuben Panting, a Masters student at Auckland University, as the inaugural recipient of the 2023 Edward Turner Horticulture Futures Grant.
VentureFruit has appointed Andes New Varieties Administration Chile (ANA Chile) as the ‘master licensee’ to develop hot climate apple and pear varieties with growers in South America, starting with Chile.
Harvest has started on the first of T&G Global’s portfolio of apples destined for export to consumers and customers in Vietnam, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Taiwan, Indonesia and Thailand.
The company suffered from ongoing pandemic disruption and a poor year for its powerhouse apples division.
T&G Global says its initial take on Cyclone Gabrielle damage includes flooding at some of its own and its partner growers’ apple orchards, and a loss of power at its Whakatu post-harvest facility.
T&G Global has sold another apple orchard to the New Zealand Superannuation Fund rural investment manager, FarmRight.
T&G Global is launching a new postgraduate tertiary student grant valued at $10,000, to celebrate its 125th anniversary, named in honour of company founder Edward Turner.
A rapid deterioration in the quality of its Envy apples and poor Northern Hemisphere trading could see the listed grower fall $5m into the red.
The apple exporter seeks capital to invest in meeting global demand for its Jazz and Envy apples.
The produce giant will use the cash to fuel its growth strategy, as it faces a profit squeeze from Covid-19.
The produce giant warns its FY21 profit could fall as much as 76% from the $16.6m it posted in 2020.
The new international genetics and variety management business says it has around 50 premium apple, pear and berry projects lined up.
T&G Global’s chairman of nine years, Professor Klaus Josef Lutz, is to step down at the end of its annual meeting on 23 June 2021
OIO approves T&G Global purchase of an 11-hectare Hawke’s Bay site to grow more Envy apples.
Five ships carrying 28,000 cartons of T&G Global’s Envy apples are on their way to Asia.
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