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The cooler weather has finally arrived in Queensland and seasonal winter produce is flooding Brisbane Produce Market this week. There is nothing better this time

Some favourite fruits this week include great value pears, nashis, raspberries, apples, mandarins, oranges and limes. Custard apples continue their good run in terms of

As we head towards winter, Queensland fresh produce comes to the fore as production shifts from the southern states. Citrus fruits are great buying, with

Most fruit and vegetables are in good supply this week, with no major shortages. Queensland fruit growers are reporting that lemons, limes, longan, rockmelon and

Autumn apples are excellent eating this week with Stanthorpe grown Jazz, Pink Lady and Granny Smiths in good supply. Red Delicious and the always popular

  Autumn temperatures have finally arrived in many parts of Queensland, so we farewell stone fruit like nectarines and peaches and welcome new season apples,

Weather conditions around the state have been more consistent this week, so we’re pleased to see many fruit and vegetable lines returning to the shelves

Conditions have been variable around our growing regions this week: wet weather around Gatton has affected vegetable supplies, but there’s a great variety of produce

Despite the impact of high temperatures and dry conditions on some fruit and vegetable lines, the good news is that Victorian and north Queensland supplies

While we’re still waiting for cooler Autumn temperatures to arrive, many fruit and vegetable lines are in recovery mode after the extreme weather of the

While far north Queensland continues to mop after the floods, other regions of Queensland, like Stanthorpe, have been experiencing water shortages. Combine this with hot

As Queensland farmers contend with extreme heat and cyclones, we’re seeing flow-on effects at the Brisbane Produce Market particularly when it comes to vegetable lines