Labour costs and Chinese exports challenges for kiwifruit growers in bumper year
Opportunities for new investors to get into the $2 billion industry.
Kiwifruit growers will face challenges with labour costs while potential Chinese kiwifruit exports may hurt prices, a new report by economists at ANZ says.
However, there are opportunities for new investors to get into the industry, especially in places outside the Bay of Plenty, the bank
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Victoria Young
Fri, 02 Feb 2018
Fri, 02 Feb 2018
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Labour costs and Chinese exports challenges for kiwifruit growers in bumper year
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