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> Group trading update 1HCY21 (continued) Produce segment continued ○ ○ Mushroom category - As previously advised short term labour constraints at Monarto contributed to lower than average production volumes over the half. Overall mushroom demand conditions remain strong going into the cooler months. Avocado category - As previously noted sustained higher volumes contributed to significantly lower pricing and category performance. Export activity has been positive year to date with volumes already surpassing CY20 but coming off a low base, and this continues to be a focus into the future. Tomato category - Increased field tomato supply impacted short term pricing, particularly truss varieties and to a lesser extent snacking and cocktail. Volumes were down due to poorer growing conditions. Retail and wholesale pricing improved over May and June heading into second half. Citrus category - The impact of the previously advised hail damage to our Colignan (Vic) table grape crop resulted in significantly lower production volumes from this farm and a subsequent earnings impact. The early citrus harvest through May and June delivered tonnage ahead of forecast due primarily to early timing of the mandarin harvest. As previously advised fruit fly restrictions has impacted performance adding additional cost. Costa Group Holdings Limited African Blue Morocco's Best Bluebe Only the Finest Berries" Driscoll's Kalady fingers LOVACADO. Aussie avos. From Costa. MUSH BOOM! TO THE NOT FOR DISTRIBUTION OR RELEASE IN THE UNITED STATES RESCUE Perino Vitor AUSTRALIA'S BEST itor AUSTRALIA'S BEST 30 30

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