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Highest veggie prices in four years Jo Kent The cost of tomatoes and cucumbers have sky-rocketed over the last few months with an increase of 52 per cent. As a result, the industry has faced the largest rise in vegetable prices in over four years, pushing food prices up 1.4 per cent. Prices rose 15 per cent in June, and after adjusting for seasonal effects, vegetable prices were up 8.5 per cent, says Stats NZ. The weighted average price of tomatoes and cucumbers was $11.19 and $16.79 per kilogram, respectively. And capsicums leaped 27 per cent to a weighted average price of $24.16 per kilogram, the highest ever recorded. Gavin Williams, owner of the 185 Farm Shop on Main Road Hope, says that although prices in winter are generally higher, the reason for the extreme increase is down to bad weather conditions. “In June we had weeks of frost where you get no growth because of poor light,” he says. But he says the recent downpours have really turned things around and crops are now thriving, just weeks later.
“Prices will start to drop once we are into August because we’ll see the results from all the June plantings and volume will start to increase,” he says. “The bad weather just coincided with the low season which made for a higher price increase,” he says. Stats NZ consumer prices manager Matthew Stansfield says higher freight costs for imported vegetables and the effect of Covid-19 on growers’ ability to find pickers had also contributed to the nationwide increases. He says with some vegetables, like tomatoes, decisions about the next season are made well in advance. “There was a lot of uncertainty for tomato growers last year and that has influenced how much was planted and plans for the volume of imports,” he says. But local growers in Tasman remain relatively unaffected. Marketing assistant for Connings, Katie Grimshaw, says the higher supply costs are evened out with the produce they grow themselves. “As we grow a lot of other things on site, like broccoli and cauliflower, we can balance out the
higher cost of the vegetables that we buy in.” Raewards Fresh owner Gareth Caldwell says most locals tend to buy produce seasonally, so are used to seeing higher prices for tomatoes and capsicums over winter. “This year, the price is a lot higher, but it encourages the consumer to adjust what they buy.” He says the issue is worse for local restaurants and cafes who have set menus but their wholesale costs have gone up. “That’s a real problem for them,” he says. The only fresh vegetable prices to fall in June were kumara, pumpkin, and mushrooms. Slightly offsetting the 1.4 per cent rise in food prices were kiwifruit, down 24 per cent; pork leg, down 10 per cent; and kumara, down 10 per cent. Annual food prices increased 2.8 per cent to the year ending June 2021. This was mainly influenced by higher fruit and vegetable prices (increasing 9.6 per cent) and restaurant meals and ready-to-eat food (increasing 4.4 per cent). Meat, poultry, and fish prices rose 1.0 per cent and non-alcoholic drinks prices fell 0.7 per cent.
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Transforming landscapes into wetlands Jo Kent Moutere is about to undergo a massive rural transformation in a bid to re-establish its waterways and wetlands. About 140,000 plants and trees are being planted on over 140 properties this year alone. Thanks to a $1.9 million grant from the One Billion Trees programme, the Moutere Catchment Group have secured 270,000 plants across three years. The group is made up of local volunteers and landowners whose vision is to nurture the land and replenish the ecological health of the Moutere area. Tasman Environmental Trust’s Elliot Easton is project manager for the group and says the work the locals are doing to transform the land is awesome. “These people are doing a great thing,” he says. “There’s a lot of enthusiasm and hard work that’s been going on.” The group have also secured funding from the Provincial Growth Unit for 35km of fencing, and thanks to significant contributions from landowners, have stretched that out to over 50km.
Amanda Heine at Brightwater’s Titoki Nursery says they are one of the places growing the plants destined for Moutere. Photo: Jo Kent. The Moutere waterways and es- taken several thousand. tuary have changed significantly “One lady has put in 3000 plants over time with incision, erosion with her own bare hands and has and sedimentation taking a toll. another 2000 to go.” Only five per cent of the original Elliot says one landowner held wetlands remain. a BBQ and threw a community Teena Jelsma, who lives in Upper planting day to help him get his Moutere, says thanks to the ini- several thousand trees in. tiative she is planting 500 trees on “The whole town showed up and her 12-acre property. “We want they got everything planted in to rehabilitate the land and hope just one day. Everyone has their to create a swampy wetland area.” own way of doing it.” She says others in the area are It’s been such a success that he’s taking on even more ambitious hoping other catchments will folprojects. low suit. He says he’d love a group Elliot says some people have tak- to be set up in the Aniseed Valley. en just 50 plants and some have “If we can do it, there’s no reason
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