Mandarin and orange supply down in SA amid extreme weather
A retailer says interstate fruit is filling supply gaps but local produce is still fine to eat. Could superannuation help?Topic:Renewable EnergyWhat Labor gains and loses by hiding its fightsCAnalysis by Clare ArmstrongWe asked what you wanted to talk about most.
- ▪A retailer says interstate fruit is filling supply gaps but local produce is still fine to eat.
- ▪Could superannuation help?Topic:Renewable EnergyWhat Labor gains and loses by hiding its fightsCAnalysis by Clare ArmstrongWe asked what you wanted to talk about most.
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South Australian orange and mandarin supply down amid extreme weatherBy Eliza BerlageABC RuralTopic:Fruit GrowingPosted Sun 26 Jul 2026 at 5:45amSun 26 Jul 2026 at 5:45amSun 26 Jul 2026 at 5:45amExtreme weather has affected fruit in South Australia's Riverland. (ABC Rural: Eliza Berlage)In short:Colder, wetter weather in South Australia's Riverland has led to downgrading of oranges and mandarins due to quality issues. A retailer says interstate fruit is filling supply gaps but local produce is still fine to eat.
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