ATGA
trade agreement allows Australian table grapes to be exported to China
2011
Chinese officials will visit Australia this season to inspect our local industry; if satisfied with their verification visit the first shipments of Australian grapes are likley to be sent early in 2011. Growers must be registered with the Australian Table Grape Association (ATGA) prior to exporting to China. Further information about the Protocol and Export Access to China can be obtained from the ATGA CEO Mr Jeff Scott on 0350 215718.
What is the ATGA?
The Australian Table Grape Association Inc (ATGA) is the peak industry body representing commercial table grape growers from across the country.
The Industry Advisory Committee
The table grape Industry Advisory Committee (IAC) plays an important role in capturing the expertise of the industry and shaping industry investment.
Strategic Plan
The ATGA is currently in the process of developing a new strategic plan for 2011-2016. Once drafted the plan will be circulated to grower associations nationally seeking industry input before finalisation and publishing.
ARCHIVE NEWS 2010 - April 27th, 2010
REINSTATEMENT OF FRUIT FLY AREA FREEDOM STATUS FOR MILDURA QUEENSLAND FRUIT FLY OUTBREAK
Effective as of 27th April 2010 restrictions on the movements of host fruits grown, packed or sorted within the Queensland Fruit Fly (QFF) suspension area after this date have been lifted and product treatments are no longer required under Victorian legislation.
ARCHIVE NEWS 2010
Notification of a Queensland Fruit Fly outbreak at Mildura
The following documents contain the emergency procedures for those growers who are within the 15 km suspension zone to which they must comply with in order to move their fruit into Melbourne, Sydney & Brisbane.
For further information please contact the DPI on Ph: 136 186.
Downloads
Plant Health Declarations must include the unique Business Approval Number provided by DPIV in a letter sent to all affected growers, and a unique sequential Declaration number.
