Insights

This article examines the key drivers of price volatility for vegetable oils and cereals, and the implications for Australian exporters.

The world’s largest food and beverage (F&B) trade show – Gulfood – took place in Dubai, UAE from 19–23rd February. It brought together over 5,000 leading F&B companies. Over 120 Australian companies t ...

Kuwait has extended the shelf-life limit of chilled vacuum-packed beef from 90 days to 120 days.

Global energy prices have eased, but Australian farmers will continue to pay elevated prices for fertiliser and diesel.

Expansion in processing of nickel, coal and bauxite in Indonesia will increase demand for Australian METS.

Australian raw sugar exporters can take advantage of unused US quotas in 2023.

Australian Hass avocados have received provisional access to the Indian market. New access was granted after Australia demonstrated that its high-quality avocados could meet India’s biosecurity and fo ...

Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 identifies mining as a key component of the Kingdom’s industry strategy. This will open major opportunities for Australian companies in the mining, equipment, technology and ...

New rule changes mean Australian dairy establishments exporting to Chile will no longer be required to undergo periodic in-country audits by Chilean officials.

There are strong prospects for Australian sheepmeat exporters, thanks to rising demand and reduced tariffs under Australia’s trade agreement with India.

Recent South American free trade agreements will have implications for Australian agricultural exports.

India is one of Australia’s fastest growing tourism markets. Tourism businesses can realise the potential of the Indian market by learning about travellers’ culture and service expectations.

Australian agricultural exporters will benefit from tariff eliminations when the Australia-UK Free Trade Agreement enters into force.

The Australia-India Economic Cooperation and Trade Agreement opens new market access opportunities for Australian agricultural exporters.

The Singapore-Australia Green Economy Agreement will help accelerate the transition to sustainable agri-food systems.

The US has granted new market access for Australian roasted macadamia nuts.

The Indian Government has reduced tariffs on lentil imports. This creates opportunities for Australian exporters.

Tourism Research Australia has a new generation of recruits eager to drive more data innovations.

The United States has announced additional funding for the Partnerships for Climate-Smart Commodities program.

Making products, services and experiences more accessible can open new and valuable markets for your tourism and travel business.