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Hot Topic Hawke’s Bay
Hot Topic Hawke’s Bay
General Business
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Rockit Global still rising: snack apples’ revenue 25% up

Chair John Loughlin says new picking platforms should help attract more staff.

Hawke’s Bay miniature apple specialist and exporter Rockit Global is upbeat as it looks forward to a 2021 New Zealand harvest expected to be 30% larger than 2020.

The company, which grows tiny, sweet snack apples sold in recyclable tubes, is forecasting orchard gate returns of $1.84 to $1.92

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