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Potato Import Data Volume Australia (value) 2017 to 2022. Source: AUSVEG, Global Trade Atlas.
 
 
 
Octubre 03, 2022
Potato trade Australia: Slight increase in potato imports after fall in 2021
AUSVEG has reviewed Global Trade Atlas import data to better understand: the changes in the levels of potato imports pre- and post-COVID, as well as
the changes in import levels over the last 12-months as growers have faced significant increases in costs of production.
Plans progressing to launch potato export entity in 2020
Octubre 22, 2019
Potato Industry on Export Fast-track
Backed overwhelmingly by industry, the Potato Growers Association of Western Australia (PGAWA) is moving forward to establish an export entity by May 2020.
A major effort to develop export opportunities is underway in the Western Australia potato industry
Agosto 05, 2019
Potato Industry Western Australia looking for best way to grow export
In Western Australia, the potato industry is embarking on a major effort to develop export opportunities
Alannah Mactiernan, Minister of Agriculture and Food for Western Australia is visiting the seed potato farm of the Ayres family near Albany in March, who were awarded one of four Potato Industry Assistance Grants. They invested in sorting technology to bo
Diciembre 21, 2018
All Australian markets reopened for WA seed and ware potatoes as surveillance shows potato psyllids not infected
The government of Western Australia has announced that it has succeeded in regaining market access for Western Australian potatoes in all of Australia, following the detection of tomato potato psyllid in February 2017.
Liberibacter Species Bacterium Identified as Prime Suspect in Zebra Chip Disease
Mayo 08, 2018
No Liberibacter (Zebra Chip pathogen) found in Potato Psyllids in Western Australia
In Western Australia, a surveillance program to assess if the last year detected tomato potato psyllid (TPP) carries the zebrachip disease pathogen (CLso), did not identify a single case of the pest - with over 10.000 psyllids tested.
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The new protocol for seed potato exports from Victoria and South Australia to Indonesia was signed on February 15, 2018 in Melbourne during the 21st Working Group on Agriculture, Food and Forestry Cooperation - allowing trade from these states to commence
Febrero 17, 2018
Seed Potato Farmers Victoria and South Australia secure access to Indonesian market
​More than 300 seed potato farmers across South Australia and Victoria will be celebrating after last week's breakthrough in securing new market access to Indonesia.
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For almost 50 years, Bernie White has grown potatoes in the rich, red, volcanic soil of Trentham, Victoria, Australia
Mayo 09, 2017
Is there a future for potato farming in the traditional potato patch of Victoria?
For almost 50 years, Bernie White has grown potatoes in the rich, red, volcanic soil of Trentham, the traditional potato patch in Victoria, Australia. Now he doesn't know if his farm has a future.
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West Australian seed potato farmer Alan Parker, who may be forced to quit the seed potato industry as a result of the tomato potato psyllids found in Western Australia.
Mayo 02, 2017
West Australian potato farmers prepare to leave industry because of psyllid outbreak
Alan Parker looked out onto the farm business he had spent his entire life establishing. The West Australian seed potato grower will know in the next six weeks whether his lifelong career will continue.
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Scottsdale farmers Jerrod and Susan Nichols want to plant their crops but are in a standoff with McCain over prices
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Agosto 31, 2016
Tasmanian growers urge McCain Foods to raise potato prices 10 per cent
Scottsdale farmers Jerrod and Susan Nichols are preparing to plant their 2016 spring crops, but say processing potatoes for McCain would not be in the mix unless prices lifted.
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Container Harbor in Melbourne
Agosto 17, 2016
AUSVEG: Predicted rise in potato imports threat to Australian industry
A significant rise in potato imports into Australia is forecast for 2016, sparking concern about the profitability and competitiveness of the Australian potato industry over the coming months.
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Western Australia Potato Growers are expected to focus on gourmet and seed potatoes, which in unregulated markets offer higher prices than standard ware lines according to Agriculture and Food Minister Dean Nalder
Abril 14, 2016
Potato Industry Western Australia to be deregulated from July; Potato Marketing Corporation abolished
Western Australia's potato industry will be deregulated in July and the highly restrictive Potato Marketing Corporation (PMC) abolished by the end of the year.
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Tasmanian specialist potato grower exports as far as Dubai
Julio 22, 2015
Tasmanian specialist potato grower exports as far as Dubai
Tasmania's fresh potato growers are building mainstream markets for unusual potatoes, all the way to Dubai.
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South Australia plans export of high quality crisping and seed potatoes to Thailand and Malaysia.
Junio 18, 2015
South Australia plans export of high quality crisping and seed potatoes to Thailand and Malaysia.
South Australia will actively pursue the Asian market for export of its crisping and seed potatoes.
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Abril 09, 2015
West Australian Potato Grower Galati digs in for export-quota fight
Tony Galati, owner of the West Australian Produce Chain 'Spud Shed', wants to add up to four extra stores to his existing Spud Shed network over the next few years and is working on opening up export markets for Western Australia potatoes.
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South Australian potato industry chips away at South East Asian markets
Noviembre 16, 2014
South Australian potato industry chips away at South East Asian markets
The South Australian Government is partnering with Potatoes South Australia to gain export access and expand the state’s seed and fresh potato industry within the growing international markets of Thailand and Malaysia.
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YAUSVEG welcomes review of Australia's Biosecurity Import Risk Analysis process
Julio 14, 2014
AUSVEG welcomes review of Australia's Biosecurity Import Risk Analysis process
Australia’s industry association of vegetable and potato growers, AUSVEG, has welcomed the announcement by the Federal Minister for Agriculture that the Federal Government will review the current process by which biosecurity threats are assessed.
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Australia: Victorian government is working to facilitate seed potato exports to Indonesia
Junio 29, 2014
Australia: Victorian government is working to facilitate seed potato exports to Indonesia
The Government of the Australian State Victoria is working to facilitate seed potato exports to Indonesia before the end of the year
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AUSVEG calls for refined Country of Origin Labeling
Mayo 11, 2014
AUSVEG calls for refined Country of Origin Labeling
The Australian vegetable and potato industries are calling for consumers to be given certainty about the food they are eating once-and-for-all, through refined Country of Origin Labelling (CoOL) laws, according to AUSVEG.
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