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APTRC


Australian Processing Tomato Research Council



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Professional or non-profit organisation

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  • Interprofessional organisation


Association
WPTC
Contact details
PO Box 547
3564, ECHUCA - VIC
Australia

+61400751100
Contact name : Matthew Stewart
Contact email : Click to see email address
Description
The Australian Processing Tomato Research Council Inc. (APTRC) is primarily involved with managing and providing funds for projects that meet the industry's Research, Development and Extension priorities. The committee of the APTRC Inc. consists of 2 representatives from the 2 largest primary processing tomato companies, 4 grower representatives, a Research Manager and the Industry Development Manager, with an independent chair.

The Australian Processing Tomato Research Council Inc. (APTRC) meets 2 or more times per year. The research fund is made up of 50% voluntary grower contributions and 50% matching funds from processors. Industry research projects are generally funded by Hort Innovation, using contributions from the APTRC Inc. and funds from the Australian Government.
In the news

CoViD-19: mobilization of the tomato industry

17/03/2020
Information received from companies around the world   To date, 16 March 2020, the Coronavirus pandemic is now impacting the business of...
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15th ISHS Symposium on the Processing Tomato

27/07/2018
From the article written by Liz Mann, published in Tomato Topics (June 2018 VOL. 28 N°2)   The 15th ISHS Symposium on the Processing...
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Australia: 2018/19 forecast up 3%

05/07/2018
According to the APTRC bulletin released in June, harvest was completed for the 17/18 season on the 2 May, with processing completed by 4 May. With...
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