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Most apple growers accept that picking bags are a consumable.
They wear out, stitching fails, liners tear, and every season starts with another order.

But what if replacing picking bags every one or two seasons isn’t actually normal?

Across Australia, New Zealand and overseas, we see the same pattern repeat itself — especially in hot, high-volume apple regions:

A well-designed harness reduces fatigue, protects the picker’s shoulders and back, and helps maintain consistent quality throughout the day.

The complete guide for apple, kiwifruit, citrus, stonefruit, and cherry growers.

Choosing the right picking bag isn’t just about comfort — it directly affects bruising rates, picker productivity, fruit quality, and ultimately your returns. Different crops, terrain, and picking methods require different features, and with so many options available, it can be hard to know which bag is the best fit for your orchard.

🍎 Harvestwear Fruit-Picking Buckets: Material Composition and Care Guidelines.

🧼 Cleaning Guidelines: To maintain the hygiene of your Harvestwear fruit-picking bucket, you can use any household detergent or disinfectant that is labeled as food-safe. Follow these steps:

Revolutionizing Harvesting with Harvestwear's B28 Hard Shell Picking Buckets

In the world of Horticulture, innovation is essential to ensure both the prosperity of growers and the comfort of pickers. Harvesting is a labor-intensive process that demands efficiency, convenience, and worker satisfaction.