A Queensland fruit fly outbreak in Glynde has prompted urgent action, with residents advised to adhere to strict quarantine measures to prevent spread.
Over $25,000 in fines were issued in October to South Australian crab fishers breaking the law, as PIRSA cracks down on illegal activity.
The recent fruit fly outbreaks across SA have brought about a change to the rules surrounding bringing fruit and vegetables with you on your visit, meaning that rather than bringing your own produce into the Riverlands you now must shop locally.
Following on from its previous success, the South Australian Food Users’ Guide is being reproduced to further help chefs, retailers and the general food service market across Australia to source, prepare and make the most of South Australia’s premium food.
This month the South Australian wine industry is establishing the first ever ‘back of the ute’ wine sale at the Adelaide Showground.
More than 35 culinary and travel bloggers with a combined Twitter following of 64,000 people and 90,000 Facebook ‘likes’ will congregate in Adelaide this week to experience SA’s food and wine and learn from leading social media experts.
Emerging food producers will be given the opportunity to showcase their products together with some of South Australia’s internationally renowned wineries at the award winning Cellar Door Wine Festival Adelaide in February 2013.
Buyers from hotels, supermarkets and gourmet food distributors will taste some of South Australia’s best premium foods today, as the State puts its stunning array of culinary products on show.
There are less than 2 weeks left to apply for the 2010 South Australian Rural Leadership Program (SARLP). SARLP is designed to help those leaders already making waves in their industry, and to those who have the potential to become the leaders of the future. Lib Hylton Keele, Program Leader for PIRSA Rural Communities, said […]