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30 September 2020

Exporting Vegetables to Singapore

Fact sheet
International trade and markets
30 September 2020

Are you ready to export vegetables?

Fact sheet
International trade and markets
30 September 2020

MICoR UserGuide

Fact sheet and User guide
International trade and markets
30 September 2020

VIES2020 – Summary

Fact sheet
International trade and markets
30 September 2020

IA-CEPA Partnership Agreement

Fact sheet
International trade and markets
30 September 2020

Chemical Usage for Export Markets

Fact sheet
International trade and markets
30 September 2020

Pricing your product for export markets

Fact sheet
International trade and markets
30 September 2020

MICoR Fact Sheets

Fact sheet
International trade and markets
29 September 2020

Assisting vegetable growers to achieve their export goals

Article
International trade and markets
29 September 2020

Catching up with… David Anderson

Article
Grower profile

Located in Pinjarra, Western Australia, Trodan Produce is a vertically integrated salad and fresh produce business that supplies raw and finished product for local and export markets.

The operation produces a range of vegetables at its Pinjarra and Oakford farm, including wombok, spinach, Swiss chard, rocket, red and green mizuna, red and green baby kale, bunching kale, corals and cos lettuce.

David Anderson’s main role in the business is to support Trodan’s Managing Director and Pinjarra Farm Manager with Quality Assurance and Customer Relations.

Recognising the importance of improving the business both financially and environmentally, David is also the Independent Chair of the EnviroVeg Steering Committee.

Click here to read more.

The EnviroVeg Program 2017-2022 (VG16063) is a strategic levy investment under the Hort Innovation Vegetable Fund.

Each week, we are ‘Catching up with’ a member from the veg industry – it could be a grower, a researcher or someone from the veg supply chain. If you or someone you know would like to be involved, please email Michelle De’Lisle.