The melon industry provides fresh fruit to Australian shoppers all year round. Quality watermelons, rockmelons, honeydew melons and a range of speciality melons like Piel De Sapo provide sweet fresh treats and are used in savoury and sweet recipes.
Our melons are grown by Australian farmers for Australian consumers. From the very north of the country to the south, 300 farmers produce melons in healthy soils with an abundance of fresh sunshine and clean water.
Nothing tastes as good as a fresh melon.
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A stunning salad sweet from watermelon with the peppery notes of arugula, salty, briny flavor of feta and umami via tomatoes
Delicious watermelon Chia Parfait perfect for that unique dessert
Healthy and Delicious Watermelon cocktail
This parfait can be topped with your favorite fruits, nuts or seeds! The chia and watermelon make a jam-like layer that complement the creaminess of yogurt.
Executive officer Johnathon Davey said the industry which reportedly produced some 165,000 tonnes last year - a decrease from approximately 200,000 tonnes pre-COVID - was in a post-pandemic recovery phase and poised to seize new opportunities in emer...
Read MoreThe Future Drought Fund’s annual Science to Practice Forum, presented by Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry, is on again, 6 – 8 June 2023. The forum brings together farmers, researchers, government, industry, and the community to explo...
Read MoreWomen in farming and agriculture can now apply for a leadership development scholarship from Women & Leadership Australia. Providing world-class leadership development programs for women at all stages of their careers, Women & Leadership Australia br...
Read MorePurposeThis Industry Advice Notice (IAN) is to advise industry of the upcoming closure of the 2022 winter window arrangements for the export of cucurbits to New Zealand and the registration and accreditation requirements for continuing exports of cu...
Read MoreVarroa mite (Varroa destructor) was first detected in two of six sentinel hives at the Port of Newcastle on Wednesday 22 June 2022. All 6 sentinel hives and 4 private hives located nearby had bees euthanised and the hives inspected for mites. Varroa...
Read More2 MEGA EVENTS. 2 DATES. TWICE THE EXPERIENCE. Presenting a more focused yet comprehensive trade platform, Food&HotelAsia (FHA) has evolved into 2 mega events; FHA-Food & Beverage and FHA-HoReCa that connects a wide spectrum of global suppliers and k...
Read MoreWe write to inform you that on Monday 6th June 2022, the Federal Government Department of Agriculture, Water and the Environment released a Draft Import Risk Assessment report for a trade request from South Korea for market access for Rockmelon and ...
Read MoreHortCarbon Info is a new tool for horticultural producers to measure their carbon footprint and is currently in its final testing phase. The tool is currently being tested with real data from mixed vegetable and perennial cropping businesses in the ...
Read MoreStaff from Melons Australia will be attending a workshop in June to discuss the risks of seed borne diseases in vegetables and melons and possible projects to mitigate those risks. To ensure that we are representing any concerns or ideas you have wi...
Read MoreMelons Australia announces seamless data flow in the traceability of seedless watermelonsMelons Australia has successfully demonstrated a pilot of how to overcome the hurdle of transferring data from whole fruit to cut pieces in the supermarket. The...
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