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Case studies in export success

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	Tasmanian expertise used for wind farms in China Tasmanian renewable energy company, Roaring 40s, is building huge wind farms in China and around Asia and the Pacific.
	South Australian biotech helps US veterans    The United States Department of Veterans Affairs has turned to a small Adelaide-based biotech company to help injured veterans returning from Iraq and Afghanistan who are suffering neurological vision impairment.
	NT croc skins sought by European fashion houses   Northern Territory company, Porosus Pty Ltd, is s Australia’s largest commercial producer of the Crocodylus Porosus (saltwater crocodile) and is producing some of the finest quality crocodile skins in the world.
	US police use Australian security cameras    Advanced video surveillance equipment from Sydney company, DigiSensory Technologies, is now being trialled in the United States by New Jersey’s East Orange police department.
	Australian information systems for Dubai Light Rail    New South Wales-based Trantek Pty Ltd has been chosen to supply all of the on-board information display and voice systems for the Dubai Light Rail system.
	Iconic Australian surf wear now number-one brand in Peru    Billabong, the iconic Australian brand of boardsport, consumer fashion clothing and Olympic sports products, is now the number-one sportswear and surfwear brand in Peru.
	SA exporting wool for a perfect night’s sleep    From the United States to China, customers are snapping up a range of Australian-made wool-filled mattress overlays, quilts and pillows made by South Australian Wool Products, based in Naracoorte on South Australia’s Limestone Coast and sold under the label MiniJumbuk.

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