In addition to investing 100 million New Zealand dollars to build a world-class automated packaging plant, T&G also pledged to invest millions of New Zealand dollars in the reconstruction of 300 hectares of orchards in Hawke's Bay and Nelson over the next four years.
New Zealand T&G Global recently announced a major investment plan for its Apple business, including the construction of a packaging plant worth 100 million New Zealand dollars (approximately RMB 432 million).
The new packaging plant will be built near the company's existing Whakatu East site in Hawke's Bay, New Zealand. "The packaging plant will become one of the largest packaging plants in the southern hemisphere, equipped with the world's leading automation technology," T&G Global said in a news release.
In addition to developing orchards owned by T&G, the company also collaborates with other large investors to explore opportunities for industry growth. This includes the recent sale of 40 hectares of orchards to the NZ Super Fund. T&G will continue to provide orchard services and all post-harvest, export and marketing services.