FRUIT EXPORT CONTROL
CONFERENCE DECISIONS WITHHELD IN MEANTIME [bv TELEGRAPH —PRESS ASSOCIATION J WELLINGTON, Friday The conference this week of representatives of the Australian Apple and l'ear Council and the New Zealand Fruit Board came to decisions relating to the control pf the export of fruit, but their exact nature is not to be revealed until they receive the consideration of growers in the United Kingdom and other Empire countries. Underlying the negotiations was the recognition that the apparent overproduction was due entirely to the ■present dislocation of international trads. .... The conference did not' subscribe to the theory of over-production. Its attitude was that intelligent planning woidd overcome tho present trade conditions and that world production eventually would be absorbed.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21966, 24 November 1934, Page 20
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