Issue 1, Mar-Apr 1997

What they're paying... 

While every care has been taken in compiling this list, please note that these prices come from a number of sources; verification with buyers should be sought. 

Wholesale per kilo

 Bush tomatoes, dried $55-$60

Illawarra plum, fresh, frozen $27-$30 

Kakadu plum, fresh, frozen $26-$30 

Lemon aspen, fresh, frozen $28-$30 

Lemon myrtle, dried, ground $90-$120

Lemon myrtle, whole leaf, dried $50-$75 

Muntries, fresh, frozen $24-$26 

Native aniseed, dried $3-$6/20gm 

Native mint, dried $3-$8/25gm 

Native thyme, dried $5-$8/25gm 

Native pepper, dried leaf and berry $110 

Quandong, 2nd grade, dried $90-$110 

Riberry, fresh, frozen $30-$35

Warrigal greens, fresh $2.50-$14 

Wattleseed, clean, roasted $30-$35

Wildlime, fresh, frozen $28-$30

Wild rosella, fresh, frozen $28-$30

Index Issue1

From the Ed

Notes - the Riberry

Bushfoods - what are they?

State of the Industry

Eat your garden

Facts and fictions...Lemon myrtle

Nursery - farm - factory

The art of Food

The quintessential Quandong

Eating

Don't Bugger the Bush

Bush tucker woman

Profile - Peter Hardwick

Leichhardt

Bushfarms/Wild harvest

Marketing challenges

CSIRO reports - Acacia

What they're paying

News

Nursery News

Products

Resources

A brief word from Bushtucker Supply