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Friday, July 28, 2023

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Have your say on the strategic refocus of the EMDG program

Austrade is now consulting on options to improve Export Market Development Grants (EMDG) outcomes in line with the Government's decision to strategically refocus the program.

Austrade is seeking feedback from exporters and other stakeholders to guide the program's strategic refocus. The refocus will ensure the popular program helps exporters diversify into new markets and remains sustainable into the future.

Have your say before 11 August 2023.

Have your say

Introducing the Export rules finder

The new Export rules finder tool is now available in Austrade's Go Global Toolkit. It allows you to enter your product and market to find the registrations, permits and licences you need to export.

Go to Export rules finder

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News and insights

Key drivers of global vegetable oil and cereal price volatility

Insight: Farm costs have risen substantially over the last two years. This article looks at the key drivers of price volatility and the implications for Australian exporters.

Kuwait extends shelf-life limit for chilled vacuum-packed beef

Insight: Kuwait has extended the shelf-life limit of chilled vacuum-packed beef from 90 days to 120 days. This will help reduce freight costs as meat can be shipped via sea rather than air.

A-UKFTA now in force

The Australia-UK Free Trade Agreement (A-UKFTA) entered into force on 31 May 2023. Over 99% of Australian goods will now enter the UK tariff free.

Agriculture's extensive sustainability credentials

ABARES examines the central role sustainability already plays in Australian Agriculture and the importance of developing agri-environmental measurements.

2023 'Alternative Proteins and Asia' Report

Food Frontier's 2023 report draws on industry, government and academic resources to discuss trade diversification opportunities for Australian and NZ companies.

Export Supply Chain Service now closed

With supply chains stabilising, the Export Supply Chain Service (ESCS) closed on 30 June. The service kept exporters updated on supply chain insights and developments.

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