Insights

As domestic tourism recovers, here are some actions tourism operators can take to recapture and grow their market.

On 15 November 2021, the Government of Vietnam issued a decree eliminating or reducing tariffs on some agriculture products.

COVID-19 has changed the way people buy and consume food. This will have implications for Australian food and agriculture exporters.

Global food prices have risen to their highest level since June 2011. Price rises are being driven by poor growing conditions in some production regions. Steep increases in logistics and fertiliser co ...

Singles Day 2021 revealed new consumption patterns. Brands must consider their market beyond top-tier cities and consider catering for people of different ages and abilities.

Australia’s premium food and beverage are attracting growing attention in Korea.

Australian seafood caught the attention of Korean buyers and importers at two major seafood events. Austrade promoted 14 exporters at the events, eight of whom are now in commercial discussions. The e ...

Taiwan has temporarily reduced tariffs on beef and wheat from 1 December 2020 to 31 March 2022.

There are opportunities for Australian grain exporters to capitalise on Mexican demand for canola, oats and sorghum.

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 ...

Korea has introduced revised recycling laws and regulations for packaging that are likely to affect Australian agrifood exporters.

Australian exporters are taking advantage of improved market access to export a range of agricultural commodities.

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.

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.