- Australian Grape & Wine
- Australian Distillers Association
- Grain Trade Australia
- Grains Australia
- Australian Meat Industry Council
- Australian Wagyu Association
- Australian Table Grape Association
- AUSVEG
- Almond Board of Australia
- Australian Macadamia Society
- Australian Walnut Industry Association
- Australian Food and Grocery
- Private Label Manufacturers Association Australia/New Zealand
- Australian Organic
- National Farmers Federation
- Australian Cotton Shippers Association
- WoolProducers Australia
- Seafood Industry Australia
- Abalone Council Australia
- Australian Southern Bluefin Tuna Industry Association
- Pet Food Industry Association of Australia
- Infant Nutrition Council
About the TDN
More exporters into more markets
To deliver the Accessing New Markets Initiative (ANMI), a new Trade Diversification Network (TDN) has been set up. The network consists of 40 national peak industry bodies – representing Australian exporters.
In collaboration with Austrade, the TDN builds on and leverages the capabilities of national peak industry bodies, working hand in hand with government for a unified national effort.
Trade diversification
Trade diversification will help more exporters enter more markets, and strengthen Australia’s long-term economic resilience. With Austrade, the TDN will design and jointly deliver activities that support Australian businesses. The goal is to help exporters succeed internationally by:
- rapidly diversifying and growing into new export markets
- capitalising on growth in existing markets.
Flexible, targeted support
The TDN's adaptive delivery model enables the program to readily respond to market conditions and shifting trade flow. This ensures support for Australian exporters is flexible and targeted.
By strengthening relationships with industry and government, the program will deliver enduring outcomes, by identifying strategies that best support exporters in the long term.
The Trade Diversification Network is a great example of government and industry working together to achieve a common goal: seeing Australian businesses diversify, grow, and build resilience.
Minister for Trade and Tourism, the Hon Don Farrell
Members and sectors
TDN members were selected through a competitive, streamlined application process outlined in the Guidelines.
By sector and peak body
Guidelines
The TDN guidelines clearly outline eligibility and minimum conditions of participation, evaluation criteria, and the application selection process.
Download the TDN Guidelines (PDF 185Kb | DOCX 123Kb)
Other Austrade services
Exporters can also benefit from ANMI through other supported initiatives such as Free Trade Agreement roadshows and market insight reports.
Additional Austrade programs and services include:
- Go Global Toolkit: Information, tools and market insights to grow your business globally
- Export Market Development Grants (EMDG): helps small and medium Australian businesses start and grow exports in international markets
- Austrade Trade Services: market advice and in-market support through our global network.
Contact
For more information about ANMI or the TDN, please email: anmi@austrade.gov.au