5th International Symposium on Edible Alliaceae and the 2nd World Onion Congress study tour, Netherlands, October 2007 (VN07001)
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What was it all about?
The 5th International Symposium On Edible Alliaceae held in the Netherlands in October 2007 was organised in order to be able to supply global industry information and networking opportunities for interested parties in Australia. The Australian study tour group organised to attend the symposium aimed to improve the knowledge base of the Australian industry and gain perspective on developments in science, marketing and the global industry as a whole.
The focus of the study tour was to:
- Realise results and current research activities being carried out by researchers from various nations.
- Liaise with global industry leaders and establish a network for the development of the Australian industry
- Observe cultural growing methods used by foreign markets
- Gain insights and perspectives into the global onion market situation
- Seek information on global trends and future opportunities for the Australian
- industry
- View foreign market activities
- View current and new onion varieties for possible use in the Australian market
- Visit growers and packers and gain insight into there operations.
ISBN:
0-7341-1713-2
Funding statement:
This project was funded through Hort Innovation (then Horticulture Australia Limited)
Copyright:
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