11 Oct
Statement for Cost Recovery Implementation: Grain Exporters
The Australian Government is currently investing in modernising and reforming export regulatory services that will impact the cost of delivering those services (also known as the cost base). The cost of doing business is increasing for Australian grain exporters. This post will discuss the price impacts over the coming years. We aim to help you
21 Sep
Get Ahead of the National Traceability Project with Trade Tech
The agricultural traceability system has a $68.4 million investment boost from the Australian government. The extra investment will further enhance the already-existing builds on the 2019 National Traceability Framework, which was developed through a collaboration between agricultural industries in Australia and the Australian Government. The framework guides agricultural industries, food producers, governments, and related businesses
21 Sep
U.S. Dairy Exports Surge as Australia Falls Behind: Key Lessons
Whilst United States dairy exports continue to rise, Australia is seeing a decline in dairy exports. There are several reasons for this trend. First, there has been an oversupply of dairy products on the world market recently, which has pushed down prices and profit margins. The strong Australian dollar, which has made our products more
13 Sep
Global Trade Made Easy with Yarra Valley Dairy
Welcome to the Global Trade Made Easy podcast where we speak to global trade leaders, innovators, and influencers from around the world and Australia. We discuss ideas that can disrupt your organisation, industry, or career. In this episode, we welcome Nathan Hyde, CEO of Yarra Valley Dairy and Nikki Rynia, Export Manager of Yarra Valley
09 Sep
What Benefits Does SEW Offer to Obtain an EPN?
An Export Permit Number (EPN) is what an exporter from Australia needs to obtain for exporting goods in certain categories. So, what these categories are? Precisely, these include plants and plant-based products as well as animals and animal-based products. The Department of Agriculture, Water and the Environment (DAWE) controls the trade of these goods. Hence,
18 Aug
Global Trade Made Easy with Austral Fisheries
Welcome to the Global Trade Made Easy podcast where we speak to global trade leaders, innovators, and influencers from around the world and Australia. We discuss ideas that can disrupt your organisation, industry, or career. In this first episode, we welcome Dylan Skinns, General Manager of Sales & Marketing at Austral Fisheries. Austral Fisheries is
09 Aug
Things to Know When Booking Freight for International Shipping
Are you planning to enter the global marketplace? Do you lack experience in international shipping? If yes, one of the first things you must learn is the art of booking freight. If you book the freight correctly, it’s unlikely that your consignments will not reach the right people at the right time. The section below
19 Jul
What Is the Future for Australian Wheat Exports Amid the Russia-Ukraine War
For context, approximately 215 million hectares of land are used annually for farming wheat, and about US $50 billion worth of wheat is traded worldwide. Around 2.5 billion people consume wheat in 89 countries, while projections indicate that by 2050, customer demand will increase by 60%. The Ukraine-Russia War has seen farmers worldwide debating on
06 Jul
Things You Must Know about Health/Phytosanitary Certificates
Do your business deal with plants or plant-based products? If yes, reading this post is a must for you. This post will inform you about health/phytosanitary certificates and the things you will need to do to obtain them. This certificate is an extremely important piece of document for companies and individuals exporting plant-based products and
03 Jun
How Australia’s Dairy Exports Is Powering Through the Pandemic & Post Pandemic..
The Australian dairy industry has grown from humble beginnings into a leading national industry that injects close to A$13 billion into Australia’s economy. This major industry has adopted the latest technology to produce whole milk and dairy products in significant qualities. Australia is the world’s third-largest exporter of dairy products, exporting more than 50% of
