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Singapore is one of Australia’s most important tourism markets. This article looks at what tourism from Singapore means for Australia.

Brands must prepare early to succeed in China’s 2 biggest shopping festivals, 11.11 and 16.8.

On 25 July 2021, the United Kingdom’s Department of Environment, Food and Rural Affairs announced it will remove the requirement for all wine imports to be accompanied by VI-1 certificates. The UK is ...

There are good opportunities to export vegetables to Taiwan, due to domestic supply constraints and demand for premium horticultural products.

Korea is removing import tariffs on eggs until 31 December 2021, opening up opportunities for Australian exporters of fresh table eggs and poultry hatchlings.

Korea’s willingness to pay premium prices for high-quality food and agricultural produce offers opportunities for Australian exporters.

Australia can now export edible tallow to Mexico, without needing to pay tariffs.

Australia can start exporting western rock lobsters to Thailand after the two countries finalised a new health certificate.

We often get questions about ‘who is responsible for what’ in the Australian Government when it comes to tourism and the broader visitor economy. This article aims to answer this question.

The latest Tourism Research Australia data reveals the five features that defined Australian tourism in 2020–21.

Thailand is looking to green industries and a bio-circular economy to lead its recovery from COVID-19.

China has released new draft regulations (Chinese language only) on e-commerce, with a focus on live streaming. The regulations aim to create a stricter environment for how brands, platforms and agent ...

Argentina has introduced quota limits on beef exports until 31 August 2021, with a possible extension to 31 December 2021.

India has temporarily removed quantitative restrictions on imports of mungbeans, pigeon peas and urad (vigna mungo) until 31 October 2021.

The Mexican and Argentinian governments have announced recent policy changes to beef imports. This may create export opportunities in Mexico and Chile once Australian beef production increases.

The COVID-19 pandemic has pushed consumers into buying an ever widening range of products online.

Malaysia’s growing halal manufacturing sector offers opportunities for Australian exporters.

Khapra beetle is a serious, highly invasive insect that is not present in Australia. It poses a major threat to Australia’s primary production, biosecurity, and environment. Khapra beetle is a pest of ...

Modern dietary trends are creating fresh demand for plant-based protein. Vegetarianism has deep cultural roots in Malaysia. However, younger generations are also developing a flexitarian approach to f ...

On 27 July 2021, India reduced the import tariff on lentils for all countries. The tariff for lentils (HS0713.40.00) has dropped from 33% to 11%. Lentils from the United States, however, will be sub ...