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Plastic crates filled with loose blueberries in variety of colours

Bottle of blueberry drink in a bottle with blueberries, bush flowers and wine glass

"It's about sustainability, it's about ethical harvesting of bushfoods and it returns profits back to OzHarvest to deliver meals to more people,"
Ms Tran said.

A woman and two men, wearing OzHarvest t-shirts, each holding empty bottles in a factory setting

"When I joined the company, there was fruit that was thrown into the skip bins,"
he said.
Man in orange vest and wearing hairnet examines large stainless steel sorting machine above waste blueberries

Hand holding two blueberries, one still with the waxy bloom protecting it and the other shiny

Bottle with yellow label is partially filled by pink liquid in bottling line

"It's an effervescent wine alternative with a nice flavour and colour and the use of natives is right up our alley on our food and drinks menu."

"The next stage has to be finding the larger funding to put the design into a reality."
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