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Protecting New Zeland’s food security

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By Kate Scott Verified
| The Post (Wellington)
Horticuture New Zealand chief executive, Kate Scott says Kiwi growers produce around 90% of the country's fresh vegetables and the Government must take a effective, co-ordinated national approach to supporting food production.unknown OPINION: New Zealand’s growers are central to this country’s food security. Every day, they do the work of getting healthy produce onto the plates of families across the country and across the globe and that role has never been more important.
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Sowing, growing and harvesting for NZ

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By Kate Scott Verified
| The Post (Wellington)
Horticuture New Zealand chief executive, Kate Scott says maintaining food supply is getting tougher.unknown OPINION: Cost of living remains the biggest concern for New Zealanders — and at the heart of that is access to affordable, nutritious food. New Zealand’s horticulture sector plays a critical role in delivering that. Around 80% of the vegetables grown here are consumed domestically, with growers focused on ensuring healthy produce remains accessible to Kiwi households.
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Putting horticulture on the election agenda

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By Kate Scott Verified, Bernadine Guilleux
| The Post (Wellington)
Horticuture New Zealand chief executive, Kate Scott says this year's finalists in the national Young Grower of the Year competition for 2025, epitomise the skill, passion and commitment of the talented people working across the sector.unknown With the next General Election in November, HortNZ has released its 2026 election manifesto, outlining the priorities we believe are critical for the future of our sector. We are doing this at a time of heightened global uncertainty.
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