Growers face extra costs to get produce to market after cyclone. | Queensland Country Life
Growers said they are thousands of dollars out of pocket as transport firms face increased fuel and travel time costs due to key routes damaged by TC Jasper.
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Growers said they are thousands of dollars out of pocket as transport firms face increased fuel and travel time costs due to key routes damaged by TC Jasper.
Australians may have to pay more for tropical produce as farmers reel from crop damage caused by ex-cyclone Jasper
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