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2025 Australian macadamia crop finalised following challenging season

Australian macadamia growers have delivered a 2025 crop of 43,800 tonnes in-shell at 3.5% moisture (46,940 tonnes at 10% moisture). The final result sits slightly above the revised mid-season forecast released in July, following severe weather events and associated impacts across all production regions.
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The powerful partnerships helping share the Australian macadamia story with the world

For more than a decade, Australian Macadamias has proudly promoted Australia’s native nut in key and emerging markets around the world. Originating in the rainforests of Australia’s east coast over 60 million years ago, they’re valued for their distinctive taste, creamy texture, versatility and health credentials.

The future is flavoured: 4 taste trends driving product innovation

Flavour is one of the most powerful tools available to food innovators. In today’s fast-moving global market, where new product launches are prolific and consumer tastes evolve rapidly, flavour remains a critical way to capture attention and drive preference. Whether it’s a nostalgic comfort or a bold new profile, a compelling flavour experience can boost a product’s visibility, fuel word-of-mouth and strengthen brand differentiation.

About macadamias

Around 60 million years ago, in the fertile soil of Australia’s north east coast the world’s first macadamias evolved. An ancient rainforest treasure, they were first traded commercially in Australia in the 1960s and remain the only native Australian crop to ever have been traded on a significant scale internationally as a commercial food product.

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