In today's National Rural News: fears mice plague could return, Koala national park to be built, boost for fruit and vegetable industry - plus the latest from the markets and more.

In today's National Rural News: fears mice plague could return, Koala national park to be built, boost for fruit and vegetable industry - plus the latest from the markets and more.

The Rural News is market leader, dealing exclusively with stories of interest to the farming sector and has the support of Australia’s largest media business and international correspondents.

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National Rural News Monday May 27 2024

Supermarkets are being told not to use a global shortage of orange juice to jack up prices at the check out.

Brazil supplies 70% of the world's orange juice and is experiencing drought and an outbreak of disease on it's citrus crops.

Farmers say domestic produce cannot keep up with demand. 

Rural Reporter Emily Minney spoke with New South Wales Farmers Horticulture Committee Chairwoman Jo Brighenti Barnard about how the international supply impacts the domestic market. 

Supermarkets are being told not to use a global shortage of orange juice to jack up prices at the check out.
Brazil supplies 70% of the world's orange juice and is experiencing drought and an outbreak of disease on it's citrus crops.
Farmers say domestic produce cannot keep up with demand. 
Rural Reporter Emily Minney spoke with New South Wales Farmers Horticulture Committee Chairwoman Jo Brighenti Barnard about how the international supply impacts the domestic market.

Orange Juice Shortage

In today's National Rural News: ministers in talks over China trade market, another sheep rally in Western Australia, calls for better access of contraception across regional communities - plus the latest from the markets and more.

In today's National Rural News: ministers in talks over China trade market, another sheep rally in Western Australia, calls for better access of contraception across regional communities - plus the latest from the markets and more.

National Rural News Monday June 17 2024

Australia's Wine and Grape Industry is welcoming funding for long-term viability. 

The 3.5 million dollars will deliver median to long term projects relating to data, competition, issues in supply chain, and boosting export growth and the domestic market 

Rural reporter Georgia Kondek spoke with Chief Executive Lee McLean, who says there is still a lot of pressure on the market. 

Australia's Wine and Grape Industry is welcoming funding for long-term viability. 
The 3.5 million dollars will deliver median to long term projects relating to data, competition, issues in supply chain, and boosting export growth and the domestic market 
Rural reporter Georgia Kondek spoke with Chief Executive Lee McLean, who says there is still a lot of pressure on the market.

National Rural News Monday May 27 2024

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