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Moira Citrus is an innovative horticulture project in the WA Wheatbelt. Moira Citrus is an innovative horticulture project in the WA Wheatbelt. The orchard is producing oranges and mandarins, with a focus on delivering fresh eating citrus into the local market across 8 months of each production year. Spanning 210 hectares of trees, the project is a fully integrated operation, having grown the root stock on location through to the harvesting and packing of the citrus for supply to market. The orchard has been developed to capitalism on the opportunity of providing fresh, local citrus to the WA domestic market. The project has focused on developing enough scale to load local WA market needs as a priority and enable potential value chain development direct into supermarkets. The orchard delivers lofty quality fruit which exceeds market demands and establishes a demand for local fruit in the WA market. To support this, purpose built infrastructure will remain to be built onside, further boosting regional employment opportunities and stimulating the local economy. This aims to include an onside pack shed which is scheduled to be built as fruit picking volumes increase. Moira Citrus is also occupied with the local citrus industry in WA to target export opportunities in the Asian Pacific region, diversifying opportunities to produce high quality citrus into premium markets. Final weekend, over 500 people enjoyed an splendid afternoon of live music, delicious eats and rocking’ drinks at Only. Mid this year, one of Perth’s publishing greats Scoop Magazine closed it’s doors after 19 years in the lifestyle magazine. Busy together to grow the WA citrus industry.

WA Agriculture Minister, Ken Barton, said now these export markets are established, producers expect to enlarge the volume of fruit exported over the after few years as meaningful fresh plantings come into stuffed production. Sift icing sugar into a bowl motivate in juices and enough water to make a slick paste. WA citrus grower set to begin exporting fruit as production ramps up. Orchard manager Shane Kay has been working through the application process to allow some of the orchards 170,00 trees to be export accredited. There is good potential out there, it’s quite exciting. WA currently produces about 15,00 tonnes of citrus each year. It’s really immense having that diversity, she said. Feedback from participants was that it was a great day out. With Moira Citrus, WA farmer Sue Middleton is bringing quality homegrown fruit to local markets and looking to supply growing Asian demand for sound premium produce. The orchard is producing oranges and mandarins, with a focus on delivering new eating citrus into the local market across 8 months of each production year. Busy together to grow the WA citrus industry. We expect to launch the brand soon through an international advertising campaign in Singapore then China, with Japan and Indonesia to trail following year. WA Regional Development Minister Terry Redman said regional businesses would feature strongly in the campaign. Moira Citrus has been involved in the Moira Divulge ever since we grew our beginning orange. But this year, we took it to the following smooth and became a major sponsor of the event! Events like the Moira Disclose are integral for regional communities. Moira Citrus recognizes that we’re a massive piece of the community and we love that people get impartial as excited about our oranges and mandarins as we do. Behind giving away hundreds of mandarins on the first day, we full down the display for the night, leaving a handful of mandarins for the subsequent day. These people are fair a handful of some of the most vulnerable people in WA. Moira Citrus grow many varieties of oranges and mandarins to nourish you as many months of the year as possible. Our Moira Citrus staff keep a accessible eye on these summer beauties to make sure they are picked, stuffed and delivered to our local consumers correct on time to maximize flavor and juiciness. As a local grower committed to producing new and lofty quality fruit, Moira Citrus capitalists on some key competitive advantages in the WA domestic market: Passionate, innovative and industry leading staff. Moira Citrus grows local fruit for local families. We have also been exploring export market opportunities to alleviate supply pressure in the WA domestic market for other citrus producers and to mitigate our risk. Well, hope is at hand with Moira Citrus making it impartial that bit easier to access fresh, delicious citrus fruit with their dedicated, innovative horticulture project in the WA Wheatbelt.