Our farms

From the tropical north to the rugged west and cool-climate south, 100% owned Redland farms are as beautiful as our fruit – making the most of our unique growing conditions under the Australian sun.

The largest investment in crop protection systems and structures in Australia

Growing beautiful fruit is one thing. Ensuring that fruit is protected until it’s ripe for picking is another.

We’ve made the largest investment in crop protection systems, with horticulture netting infrastructures covering more than 1700ha of orchards, to deliver the most beautiful fruit from our farms to your fruit bowl.

These measures ensure consistency of supply, as well as continuity of labour in the communities where our farms are located.

 

Dedicated to operational excellence

Everybody, every decision, every day, we work hard to achieve operational excellence that delivers on our farmgate promise: more value from every harvest.

Operational excellence comes through heavy investment and a dual commitment to both advanced agtech and really good people. Technology allows us to do what people can’t, but there’s no replacing the care that comes by picking fruit and pruning plants by hand.

We’re also certified across all our operations with Global Gap, SEDEX, HAARPS and Freshcare as proof of our achievements in operational excellence.

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Investing in people

We’ve been proud to participate in the Pacific Australia Labour Mobility (PALM) scheme, one of our most successful ventures to date.

Through PALM, we employed 130 team leaders, supervisors, drivers and pickers from Vanuatu in our farms in the 2024/2025 season.

These people have contributed immeasurably to the Australian communities in which they’ve become a part of – as well as to the growth of Redland itself – through their skills, personalities and culture.

Our Redland farms and facilities

2,922 ha of plantings are currently established, which are forecasted to increase to 3,333 ha by 2030. Redland is vertically integrated business, with packing & processing facilities located in Victoria & Queensland, while expansion opportunities are being sought for packing & processing facilities in Western Australia.

Redland Farm Locations

Sunraysia Region – Victoria

Mildura Citrus

Varieties: Citrus (Navel Oranges & Mandarins) Current Plantings: 343 ha
Plantings (by 2035): 360 ha

Infinity Farms

Varieties: Table Grapes & Stone Fruit
Current Plantings: 187 ha
Plantings (by 2030): 187 ha

Redland Orchards

Varieties: Table Grapes, Stone Fruit & Citrus
Current Plantings: 265 ha
Plantings (by 2026): 296 ha

Goulburn Valley Region – Victoria

Redland Apples

Varieties: Apples & Pears
Current Plantings: 632 ha
Plantings (by 2030): 716 ha

Shepparton Region - Victoria

Redland Premium Fruit

  • 4 x facilities
  • 950,000 annual bin processing volume. 130,000 bins of cold storage capacity. State of the art MAF Roda equipment. Centralised sales & marketing function.

Riverina Region – New South Wales

Hillston Citrus

Varieties: Citrus (Navel Oranges & Mandarins)
Current Plantings: 503 ha
Plantings (by 2025): 540 ha

Emerald - Queensland

Bottle Tree Citrus

Varieties: Citrus (Mandarins)
Current Plantings: 374ha

Bottle Tree Vines

Current Plantings: Ground preparation underway
Plantings (by 2026): 200ha

Bottle Tree Farm Facilities

  • 13,849 sqm pack shed
  • 16 x cold storage roms
  • 256 bed accommodation facility

Manjimup Region – Western Australia

Manjimup Kiwi

Varieties: Dori™ Kiwifruit
Current Plantings: 93ha
Plantings (by 2026): 152ha