Rockit Global still rising: snack apples’ revenue 25% up
Chair John Loughlin says new picking platforms should help attract more staff.
Nicola Shepheard
Wed, 28 Oct 2020
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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Nicola Shepheard
Wed, 28 Oct 2020
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Rockit Global still rising: snack apples’ revenue 25% up
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