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25 August 2021

Final report: Pathogen persistence from paddock to plate

Project report
On-farm and crop management
25 August 2021

Final report: Scanning technologies for horticultural packhouses

Project report
Pests diseases and biosecurity and Technology
Broccoli, Brassicas and more
25 August 2021

Final report: Seasonal horticulture labour demand and workforce study

Project report
Careers and workforce, Industry data and insights and more
25 August 2021

Final report: Sowing success through transformational technologies

Project report
Pests diseases and biosecurity and Technology
25 August 2021

Final report: Regulatory support and co-ordination

Project report
On-farm and crop management and Chemicals & pesticides
25 August 2021

Final report: Vegetable Business Benchmarking

Project report
Industry development and communication and Productivity
24 August 2021

New additions to the Biological Products Database

Article
Chemicals & pesticides
19 August 2021

Program approach for pest and disease potato industry investments

Project overview
Potatoes
19/08/2021
17 August 2021

Latest Harvest to Home comprehensive review: Broccoli

Article
Industry data and insights
Broccoli

Harvest to Home, funded by Hort Innovation, is an interactive online dashboard that provides users with up-to-date retail information and consumer trend data on a range of vegetable commodities on a single platform.

All of the data is provided by Nielsen and is collated through its Homescan® service, a continuous panel of 10,000 Australian households.

The latest Harvest to Home comprehensive review available is on broccoli (all), which identified that in the 52 weeks leading up to 18 April 2021, overall consumption volume increased; however, there was a decline in dollar sales.

The research found that all retailers saw a volume growth for broccoli, with major supermarkets seeing the highest volume growth.

Click here to read the report.

This project has been funded by Hort Innovation, using the MT17017 Vegetable Cluster Consumer Insights Program & the MT17015 Consumer Behavioural and Retail Data for Fresh Produce research and development levies, and contributions from the Australian government. Hort Innovation is the grower-owned, not-for profit research and development corporation for Australian horticulture.