During much of the 20th century the New Zealand government employed fruit inspectors to check the quality of apples and pears before sale or export. Nowadays a series of quality checks are carried out by orchardists, fruit packers, cool-store operators and exporters before the fruit reaches market. These inspectors are checking apples, around 1939.
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Alexander Turnbull Library, Making New Zealand Centennial Collection (PAColl-3060)
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PAColl-3060-009
Photograph by Leslie Walter Tiller
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