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Claims Following the Hail Event – 3 December 2025
On Wednesday last week, growers across New Zealand experienced adverse weather, especially wind and hail. Our Performance & Insights portfolio has been monitoring the hail claims coming in from growers, […]
Gene Technology Bill
The Gene Technology Bill is a proposed update to New Zealand’s regulations on genetic technologies. It is intended to unlock innovation in agriculture, medicine, biotechnology, and pest control by enabling the safe […]
NZKGI Grower Roadshows
Kerikeri: Monday, 28 July. 8:30am. Orangewood Packhouse, 311 Kapiro Road, Kerikeri. Whangarei: Monday, 28 July. 4:00pm. Hatea Conference Room, Distinction Whangarei, 9 Riverside Drive Auckland: Wednesday, 30 July. 8:30am. Franklin Club, 7 East Street, Pukekohe. […]
NZKGI 2025 AGM Results
The 2025 NZKGI AGM was held on Thursday, 21 August 2025. Thank you to all growers who voted and attended the AGM. Resolution […]
Notice of the Annual General Meeting of New Zealand Kiwifruit Growers Inc
This is to advise you of the upcoming Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the members of New Zealand Kiwifruit Growers Inc. (NZKGI) and a call for items of business. The […]
Whetu Rolleston new Kiwifruit Grower Chairperson
New Zealand kiwifruit growers advocacy body NZKGI has confirmed the appointment of Whetu Rolleston as NZKGI’s new Chairperson. Whetu brings a wealth of experience to the position, having made significant […]
Playing The Long Game
Maungatapere kiwifruit grower Mike Crum has spent a lifetime in the industry. Here’s what he’s learnt about navigating its ups and downs. Tell us about your operation. We grow […]
New Zealand kiwifruit harvest kicks off
New Zealand’s 2025 kiwifruit harvest has begun with the first fruit picked just outside Edgecumbe in the Bay of Plenty, marking the earliest ever harvest. Growers Mark and Josie Ruiter […]