May 2020 update
Covid-19 update As we write this, we are hopeful that early next week the PM will announce the country moving to...
April 2020 update
*Proposed coal boiler ban and rising ETS costs will have significant effect* To inform our submission on the Ministry for Business...
March 2020 update
*ETS /Energy update * Consultation with government on changes to the ETS and lowering energy emissions continue, with TomatoesNZ working with...
February 2020 Update
*Tomato potato psyllid (TPP) poster* An updated poster with information on the Tomato Potato Pysllid (TPP) was posted to all fresh...
Horticulture Scholarships 2020 Now Open
Every year Horticulture New Zealand (HortNZ) offers scholarships that are open to New Zealand students and trainees who have a...
Christmas 2019 update
We have a few things happening which we would like to share with you; The Biosecurity Levy on Fresh Tomatoes commences...
December Update
*Fruit fly response update* The last Queensland fruit fly find was on 15th July, and after a period of intense activity,...
November update
*New residue compliance information booklet* A TomatoesNZ “New Zealand residue compliance information for fresh greenhouse tomatoes 2019/20” booklet was posted to...
October update
*Covered crop health & safety workshop* During August TomatoesNZ facilitated a workshop with a small group of covered crop growers and...
September 2019
*Annual General Meeting Report* Around 40 people attended the TomatoesNZ annual general meeting at Mystery Creek on 31st July. TomatoesNZ chair,...