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Why apple growers may lose money on a bumper crop

Labour shortages, Omicron and shipping challenges could take shine off big crop.

For New Zealand’s apple growers and exporters, the good news for harvest 2022 is inextricably bound up with the bad – no choice which one you get first.

The good news: industry body New Zealand Apples and Pears Inc is predicting a bumper crop: 601,000 tonnes of bigger, better, brighter

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