Prices, market transparency threatening MIA orange growers

Jacinta Dickins
Updated February 27 2020 - 1:36pm, first published 1:00pm
OUR FUTURE: Redbelly Citrus' Vito Mancini says the processing sector needs to become transparent for growers to plan for the future, yet says there will always be a home for juicing in the MIA region. PHOTO: Jacinta Dickins
OUR FUTURE: Redbelly Citrus' Vito Mancini says the processing sector needs to become transparent for growers to plan for the future, yet says there will always be a home for juicing in the MIA region. PHOTO: Jacinta Dickins

Citrus Australia have revealed a brutal reality: If things don't change, there will be no Australian orange juice on shelves in as little as five years.

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Jacinta Dickins

Jacinta Dickins

Features and Special Publications Journalist

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