FRUIT MARKETING

Feilding Star, Volume 10, Issue 3930, 13 January 1933, Page 7

FRUIT MARKETING

One Agency in Britain XX L\lt.\ I(»n \s EXPORTS CONTROL BOARD’S DECISION TO AVOID OVERLAPPING Per Press Association Wellington, January 12 A highly important policy chamgc oiicernm.g marketing during ti;,o coming export season lias been decided upon by the New Zealand Fruit Export CoiKidl Hoard which hag been meeting in Wellington during tho past few davg. It hag keen arranged that the total export crop lor sale in Great Britain, and hr el aHi Id shall be disposed of through a single firm of brokets? Messrs J. and H. Goodwin, of London and Manchester, instead of through a panel c*f alxmt nine London fruit brokers who sell o*n> consignment iu London nnd the chief provincial oe.ryire.s. “The board has practically completed arrangements with Mo?srs. Goodwill for the exclusive marketing in the United Kingdom and Ireland of the coming seasom-’s export crop of Ncsv Zealand apples pears,'’ said Hie oharima.n of the board. Air H\ K. Stevens, when interviewed yestcrday. “This scheme is the logical deveh'pme’it of the control board’s marketing policy in the h nited Kingdom. Tender -the proposed ama.ugeirtdlt the whole of the fruit- exp-carted to 'the United Kingdom will be sold through the various branches of Afe .sr s . Goodwin's organisation which are established at all the pon j r, s of arrival.