NOVEMBER / DECEMBER 2020
Zespri and Plant & Food Research (PFR) have confirmed discussions are underway over a proposed new 50/50 joint venture Kiwifruit Breeding Centre (the Centre), designed to build on the immense success of the current breeding partnership between the two organisations.
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OCTOBER 2020
Across 250 New Zealand schools, 20,000 children have begun the Zespri Young and Healthy Virtual Adventure, marking Zespri’s first nationwide community investment programme.
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SEPTEMBER 2020
Esteemed New Zealand kiwifruit breeder and scientist Russell Lowe has been awarded the 2020 Kiwifruit Innovation Award for his work breeding the first commercialised red kiwifruit cultivar, Zespri Red.
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AUGUST 2020
A small number of Bay of Plenty-based Zespri Board and Executive members joined the meeting from Zespri's head office, with shareholders asking questions and voting on resolutions online.
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JULY 2020
The season continues to track well to plan at a global level from both a volume and value point of view, with sales in Europe and Korea particularly strong.
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JUNE 2020
Together we returned almost NZ$2 billion to New Zealand’s kiwifruit industry following the 2019/20 season, helping support thousands of businesses, workers and regional communities around the country.
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MAY 2020
After a slightly earlier harvest this year following our hot and dry summer, Zespri Red Kiwifruit is back in local supermarkets.
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APRIL 2020
We’ve had a strong start to the season, delivered through the hard work of growers and post-harvest partners in New Zealand to pick and pack the crop.
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MARCH 2020
On behalf of our team at Zespri we’d like to acknowledge what has been a tremendous effort from everyone across the industry to respond to the challenge posed by COVID-19.
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FEBRUARY 2020
Zespri recently unveiled its first new look in its 22-year history, with a refreshed brand providing a strong platform to continue our recent growth.
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JANUARY 2020
Zespri has become the first New Zealand company to be granted Key Trademark Protection Status in China, ensuring greater protections against copyright infringements.
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