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Welcome to Tasmania’s fruit growing industry.

How can we help?

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    Tasmanian Seasonal Produce Guide

    Relax and enjoy your tour around the state and revel in the abundance of delicious fresh fruits grown in one the most ideal environments in the world.

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    Member resources

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    Fruit eNews

    FGT circulates a weekly e-newsletter that shares important news articles, government advice, and upcoming industry events.

  • Cherry Pickers

    Helping with the harvest

    Find seasonal job opportunities in Tasmania's fruit industries.

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    Harvest work induction videos

    Fruit producers now have access to new safety induction video resources to help train and induct new harvest workers.

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    Food safety compliance testing

    Fruit Growers Tasmania facilitates product testing services for Tasmanian horticultural producers to assist with Quality Assurance (QA) and export trade requirements.

  • COVID-19 information

    Keeping Tasmanians safe.

    Information for fruit growers, employees and other members of the Tasmanian community during COVID-19.

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    I’m a grower.

    Looking to export? Expand your business? Find fruit pickers? Here’s your hub for all the latest news.

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    Helping with the harvest.

    Find seasonal job opportunities in Tasmania's fruit industries.

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We acknowledge the palawa people (Tasmanian Aboriginal community) as the traditional custodians of lutruwita (Tasmania) and recognise their continuing connection to land, waters and culture. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging.