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Coronavirus poses migrant labour shortage problem

Travel restrictions and citizens being called home spells trouble for horticulture.

Andrew Bevin Thu, 19 Mar 2020

As migrant workers find it harder to get here due to travel bans at home and self-isolation rules, the kiwifruit industry has developed a plan to hire people dislodged from their jobs in other sectors, such as forestry and café workers.

NZX-listed kiwifruit grower Seeka’s chief executive

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Andrew Bevin Thu, 19 Mar 2020
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