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Apples
http://www.pipfruitnz.co.nz/Pipfruit_in_NZ/Varieties/Apples
MetWatch Daily Climate Info. Appearance: reddish orange stripes/blush. Harvest time: late March – April. Origin: 1952 chance seedling Nelson, NZ. Taste/texture: sweet, tart, crisp, firm flesh. Good storage. Appearance: soft pink red blush or stripes – yellow background. Harvest time: late March – April. Origin: Japan 1950’s cross between Rall’s and Red Delicious. Taste/texture: firm texture and very crisp. Very sweet with attractive aroma. Good storage. Appearance: red stripes over yellow background.
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Pipfruit New Zealand | gh translations
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GardyneHOLT created The 100% Pure New Zealand Apples brand for Pipfruit New Zealand and, in addition to this new brand, GardyneHOLT also created a 100% Pure New Zealand Apples website. We were asked to provide translations for this website in German and Simplified Chinese. We provided a format that was easy for the web team to load up to their site. Http:/ www.produceofnewzealand.org. This page has been tagged for these topics, click a topic to see other pages tagged for it:. English to german translation.
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Apple Facts
http://dames.co.nz/AppleFacts.htm
Did you know that (history and origins):. Legends surround the history of the apples. Greek and Roman mythology honoured this fruit, particularly golden apples, as a symbol of reward of love or beauty. The bible refers to the fruit that tempted Adam and Even in the Garden of Eden; the Songs of Solomon mention the apple and finally, Swiss folklore tells of William Tell's courageous act of shooting an apple from his son's head. Did you also know that (health and wellbeing):. Babies have fewer rashes, less ...
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Growing
http://dames.co.nz/growing.htm
Are the first and second parts of our five step production sequence. Grow, 1 vi&t.,. Sprout, come into existence, produce by cultivation. Reap and gather in. Our fruit is grown using the Pipfruit New Zealand Inc Integrated Fruit Production (IFP). Programme which ensures that our production practices are sustainable and as safe as possible for the environment and human health. The Integrated Pest Management (IPM). GLOBALG.A.P and BRC Certified. Our Fruit has ULTRALow Residues. Send (IPM) Trap Records.
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Employment
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Our harvest and packing season begins in late January and continues until the end of June each year. We have harvesting and packing vacancies for both short and long term duration. Our pack-house and cold-stores are located on the Eastern boundary of Hastings. We are within ten minutes walking of both Hastings City. And the Havelock North village which both have their own unique characters and ample accommodation available. And permits can be processed by The Hawke's Bay Fruitgrowers Association Inc.
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Dames Ltd
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Growing high quality crops existed for three generations in the family of Cornelius Antonius Dames. Who continued as a horticultural farmer. Arriving from Beverwijk, Holland he brought with him his adopted skills as an expert bloom grower but soon applied his growing excellence to a new farming type. Early in 1950 he began growing pip and stone fruits in a richly fertile land belt between Hastings. GLOBALG.A.P and BRC Certified. Our Fruit has ULTRALow Residues. Read More About Hastings.
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Shipping
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Are the fourth and fifth of our five fruit production steps. Shipping 2. vt.,. Put or receive goods aboard ship. Export 1. vt.,. Send out to another country. We deliver our export orders for shipping from any New Zealand Port. Our cold stores maintain fruit inventories within rigid phytosanitary and cool chain specifications and we can ship to any destination in the world. Our customers receive our products in refrigerated containers directly to their own distribution warehouses. View terms of trade.
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Packing
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Is the third of our five production stages. Pack 1. n.,. Bundle made to be carried by man or beast; bale of goods; commercial method of ing for the market. Harvest is the end of the growing stages but the beginning of the product life. We have keen eye for detail and aim to bring our fruit into cool chain environment immediately after harvest from the tree. Because we are packing fruit grown from only from our own orchards we are able to pack specific customer orders using our exacting standards.
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Nashi
http://www.pipfruitnz.co.nz/Pipfruit_in_NZ/About_Pipfruit_NZ/Nashi
MetWatch Daily Climate Info. Nashi are 100% natural pure fruit, high fibre, fat free, juicy, high vitamin C, and low calories. The aim of the New Zealand Nashi/Asian Pear Growers Association Inc is to maintain an association of growers of Nashi/Asian pears for the mutual benefit and assistance of members. Pipfruit New Zealand Inc has taken on the administration of the New Zealand Nashi/Asian Pear Growers Association. Buying, Displays and Sales. Spiced nashi, nashi and kumara with pork, Spiced nashi cake.
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Ownership and Management of Industry Good functions
http://www.pipfruitnz.co.nz/Pipfruit_in_NZ/About_Pipfruit_NZ/Ownership
MetWatch Daily Climate Info. Ownership and Management of Industry Good functions. With the introduction of the 1999 Apple and Pear Marketing Board Restructuring Act, a number of "Industry Good" functions were transferred from the NZ Apple and Pear Marketing Board to Pipfruit Growers New Zealand Inc. (PGNZI). These functions included much of the Research and Development, Integrated Fruit Production programme and Technology Transfer components of the industry.
