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Queensland Fruit Fly

Victoria is currently facing one of the worst seasons for Queensland fruit fly outbreaks. New quarantine zones have been declared around recent outbreaks in most of Victoria’s key fruit-producing regions.
DPI is undertaking an extensive program to effectively manage these outbreaks and protect the fruit industries.
Your support will help prevent the spread of fruit fly and protect Victoria's multi-million dollar fruit and vegetable industry. For more information, or to report a suspected fruit fly infestation, call the Queensland Fruit Fly Hotline.
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