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2 July 2018

Video: The Science Of Freezing And Melting | Granita

Video
Consumer and market research and Health and nutrition
30 June 2018

2016-18 European Industry Leadership and Development Mission – Berlin Fruit Logistica

Project overview
Industry development and communication and Study tours
30/06/2018
30 June 2018

USA Industry Leadership & Development Mission 2016-2018

Project overview
Industry development and communication
30/06/2018
30 June 2018

Vegetable Young Grower Development Missions and Women’s Development Missions

Project overview
Industry development and communication
30/06/2018
28 June 2018

Video: Crochet Vegetable Hats Ft. Chili Philly | Mandala

Video
Consumer and market research and Health and nutrition
26 June 2018

Horticulture Field Day takes delegates on a tour of south-east Queensland

Article
Industry development and communication and Grower profile
25 June 2018

New fact sheets summarising preliminary TPP research and development

Article and Fact sheet
Pests diseases and biosecurity
Potatoes, Tomatoes and more

The new Horticulture Code of Conduct includes a suite of revised obligations and responsibilities for growers who sell vegetables through an agent or to a merchant, and has been in full effect since 1 April 2018.

To help you continue to operate under the new system, AUSVEG SA has produced a new fact sheet as part of their work in the levy-funded VegNET program.

This fact sheet can act as a handy reference for any member of your team (or anyone else you deal with) about some of the key provisions in the new Code, including:

  • Horticulture Produce Agreements, or HPAs
  • Record-keeping requirements under the Code
  • Enforcement of the Code and dispute resolution processes
  • The penalties applicable for breaches of contract

The fact sheet is available in English and in Vietnamese.

If you need further information or would like further guidance about the Code and your obligations, visit the ACCC website, or refer to any of the following resources:

If you have any questions, please contact the ACCC using the details available on its website.

This post appeared in the AUSVEG Weekly Update published 26 June 2018. Subscribe to the Update using our online form to receive the latest industry news in your inbox every week!