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The Victorian Vegetable Industry

Victoria has one of the world’s best recipes for natural foods: a temperate climate, a variety of soil types, a clean supply of water, extensive low input farming systems and skilled, efficient farmers who are environmentally responsible.

With a worldwide demand for clean, safe and fresh food, Victoria is in a strong position to market its superior food and agricultural products to the global community.

Victorian vegetables are produced in a clean environment and are renowned for their high quality and extensive variety.

However, over the last 2-3 years drier than usual conditions and reduced water allocations has resulted in a reduction in the quantity of vegetable production.

This factsheet provides a brief introduction to the significant role the Vegetable industry plays in the continued prosperity of all Victorians.

Major Headings :

  • The Victorian Vegetable Industry

  • Vegetable Production Industry

  • Trends and Development

  • Quality Assurance

  • Key Markets and Exports

  • Trade and Investment Opportunities

  • Vegetable Research Projects

  • Industry Organisations and Support

  • Industry Contacts


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Supermarket Cuts Veg Prices

VGA Executive Officer Tony Imeson states that special price reduction for vegetables by major supermarkets is merely a retail marketing ploy to encourage... Read more...

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Events
2012-05-10  2012 AUSVEG Convention

The 2012 AUSVEG National Convention Trade Show and National Awards for Excellence Wrest Point Hotel Casino in Hobart from 10 to 12 May 2012 The... See event details.

2011-11-05  Regional Dinner Dance

We are pleased to announce our 2011 Regional Dinner Dance. Reserve your table and enjoy the fellowship of all vegetable growers, their families,... See event details.

2011-10-14  Annual General Meeting

VGA Victoria Members, have your say ! Annual General Meeting of the Vegetable Growers Association of Victoria Inc. When :    Friday, 14th October... See event details.

2011-10-06  Strategic Investment Plan

AUSVEG is holding a final round of Grower Consultation meetings around Australia to validate a draft report on a new Vegetable Industry Strategic Investment... See event details.

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