Grower Resources

Grapes and Chocolate

Conference Presentations from 2009

You can download a number of presentations in PDF format from this area.

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The Vine

The Vine LogoThe Vine is a bi-monthly publication for the Australian table grape and dried fruits industries.

It is a joint publication between the Australian Table Grape Association (ATGA) and Australian Dried Fruits Association (ADFA). The bi-monthly magazine is sent free to all table grape, dried grape, dried tree fruit and dried prune levy payer.

Each edition contains reports from the ATGA Chairman and Chief Executive plus news, a grower profile updates on research and development and marketing projects, water outlook and production tips.

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Regional grower bodies

Many growers belong to regional grower representative bodies including:

  • Murray Valley Table Grape Growers Council comprising: Sunraysia Table Grape Growers Association Robinvale and District Table Growers Association and South Australian Table Growers Association.
  • Table Grapes WA comprising: Grape Growers Association of WA Inc, South West Table Grape Growers Association and Gascoyne Table Grape Growers Association.
  • Northern Territory Table Grape Association
  • Growcom (GrapeConnect)


 

Research and Development

The key to any successful business is investment in new technology and market research.

The Australian table grape industry is no different and has initiated a levy of one cent per kilogram of grapes produced in Australia to go towards investment in research and development and marketing.

As part of the Australian Government's commitment to rural research and development, horticulture industries can access matching Commonwealth funding through Horticulture Australia (HAL) for all research and development activities, but not for marketing activities.

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ATGA Style Guide

The official ATGA Style guide and templates for Microsoft Word and Powerpoint

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Table Grapes are Low GI

Table Grapes was awarded the Low GI mark in 2008.  To use the Low GI mark on your packaging, contact the ATGA Office here.

Low GI Logo in various graphics formats.

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2009-2010 Point of Sale

To access these Point of Sale for distribution to your customers, contact the ATGA Office here.

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ACCC Horticulture Code Website

Visit the ACCC Horticulture Code website here.



 
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