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Business Scoop » Government Mustn t Let Rotten Apple Pile Get Higher

Press Release – ACT New Zealand It was heart-breaking to watch a media conference of Hawke’s Bay orchardists today revealing, as one put it anxiety and desperation beyond belief, at the situation the Government left them all in this season by refusing to let more Pacific … “It was heart-breaking to watch a media conference of Hawke’s Bay orchardists today revealing, as one put it ‘anxiety and desperation beyond belief,’ at the situation the Government left them all in this season by refusing to let more Pacific Island workers into the country,” says ACT Immigration spokesperson Dr James McDowall. “But one thing became clear as the group stood in front of apple trees with more apples rotting on the ground than on the branches, this season is lost – at a cost of between $600 million and $1 billion to the New Zealand economy.

Growers devastated as apples rot in Hawke s Bay orchards

SUPPLIED Orchardist Bruce Mitchell left six blocks of royal gala apples on the trees this season due to a lack of pickers. “I was desperate and did everything I could to find people to harvest the apples, but on the day, we started, I was expecting 20 pickers and only two people turned up, so we physically couldn’t pick 40 per cent of the gala crop.” Mitchell is among hundreds of orchardists and exporters who have left export quality fruit on the trees or compromised quality with fruit not picked at the optimal time. “We can’t continue to spend money on keeping our business alive without a guarantee of labour in the future. It’s just not possible,” Mitchell said.

Audrey Young: Jacinda Ardern manages expectations over transtasman bubble

Audrey Young: Jacinda Ardern manages expectations over transtasman bubble 6 Apr, 2021 07:30 AM 3 minutes to read Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern s Cabinet were also right in calculating there was no groundswell here for it to happen very much earlier than now. Photo / Mark Mitchell Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern s Cabinet were also right in calculating there was no groundswell here for it to happen very much earlier than now. Photo / Mark Mitchell OPINION: It may be time to break out the bubbly for the expansion of the New Zealand bubble to Australia, or maybe not. The bubbly may well have gone flat given the amount of time

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