RaboResearch Food & Agribusiness Australia/NZ

Hayden Higgins and Tim Hunt discuss how foodservice shutdowns, changes in retail sales linked to shopping and eating habits, and the supply of labour under Covid-19 have all influenced the Australian fresh produce sector in 2020.

Strong demand signals continue to encourage the rapid expansion of New Zealand kiwifruit supply. To support this, a significant amount of capital expenditure is required in the post-harvest segment. Hayden Higgins and Blake Holgate discuss how this could be funded, along with considerations for kiwifruit growers.

In Part 2 of a two-part series, Hayden Higgins and Blake Holgate discuss the influence of e-commerce on wine sales in the current and post-Covid-19 environments and four basic steps for establishing an e-commerce strategy.

Michael Harvey and Angus Gidley-Baird take a close look at Southeast Asia dairy markets to assess what is in store in the months ahead, as the region grapples with the global pandemic.

Nick Fereday explains the significant impact of Covid-19 and the Black Lives Matter movement on company statements and actions.

In late May, the government announced its final decision on the Action for Healthy Waterways package. Blake Holgate and Hayden Higgins highlight the key changes that have been made from what was originally proposed last year, and discuss what it means for NZ farmers.

Michael Harvey and Tim Hunt discuss what we can learn from the Q2 results of some of the world's largest food companies.

Michael Harvey is joined by Sandy Chen to take a close look at what to expect as New Zealand milk production hits its straps and the world's largest trade flow of milk gets underway.

How do families negotiate their way through the issues of fairness and/or equality in inheritance when their goal is to ensure continuation of the farm and a happy family? Rabobank Succession Facilitator Kim Lee joins RaboResearch Senior Analyst Cheryl Kalisch Gordon to share how families account for contributions to the business, individual expectations, and financial reality.

Angus Gidley-Baird and Dennis Voznesenski take a look at what we think will shape the 2020/21 wool season.