Riverina grocers say soaring fuel prices and poor weather events have had negative, and some positive impacts on business

Vincent Dwyer
Updated July 6 2022 - 2:20pm, first published July 4 2022 - 5:00pm
SUPPLY AND DEMAND: Steve Papasidero of Wagga Fruit Supply and Mick Macedone of Broome's Fresh Fruit and Vegetable said they weren't sure when conditions would improve for growers and sellers.
SUPPLY AND DEMAND: Steve Papasidero of Wagga Fruit Supply and Mick Macedone of Broome's Fresh Fruit and Vegetable said they weren't sure when conditions would improve for growers and sellers.

Independent Riverina green grocers say diesel price hikes have added to fruit and veg costs already impacted by poor weather events.

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Vincent Dwyer

Vincent Dwyer

Journalist

Vincent Dwyer is a journalist at The Ararat Advertiser. Doesn't mind the odd Seinfeld episode. You can reach him at vincent.dwyer@austcommunitymedia.com.au

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