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| Austrade provides advice, market intelligence and support to Australian companies to reduce the time, cost and risk involved in selecting, entering and developing international markets. |
| Contact details for the Tasmanian Office of Austrade. |
| The Australian Horticultural Exporters’ Association Inc. (AHEA), is the National Peak Industry Body of Exporters, committed to the development of the export of Australian Horticultural products, namely fresh fruit and vegetables, edible nuts, cut flowers, native flowers, foliage and nursery produce. |
| Tasmanian businesses are able to detail their products, services and capabilities on this website. Biztas offers the international market place a 'one stop shop' when looking to source Tasmanian products and services. |
| Brand Tasmania aims to heighten the profile, quality and value of Tasmanian products and services in the marketplace and to encourage a broad-based ownership of the Tasmanian brands by Tasmanian enterprises and the community.
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| Contact details for the Tasmanian Office of DFAT. |
| Information aimed at assisting the agriculture, food and fibre sectors to be sustainable and profitable, with a clear focus on export-led growth. |
| Export Active is a bi-monthly online newsletter published by the Department of Economic Development, providing current information on export and market development activities, industry news, professional development, brief news and other opportunities. |
| Provides information on basic standards for export livestock transportation. |
| If you intend to export or simply produce food or fibre that claims to be organic or bio-dynamic, you should be aware of the legislation requirements. |
| You may be eligible for assistance to help with the cost of developing new overseas markets.
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| This guide provides food manufacturers, investors and other food industry stakeholders with information on business models that work best in the Indonesian market. |
| Quarantine Services has a wide range of responsibilities that include facilitation of exports and development of market access opportunities by providing preclearance barrier and post barrier control systems, technical data and quarantine integrity that is acknowledged in both the domestic and international marketplace. The Service also undertakes a quarantine barrier function to prevent the introduction of unwanted pests and diseases.
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| The latest Tasmanian export statistics from the ABS. |
| The Export Awards provide tangible rewards and recognition for the endeavour, tenacity and entrepreneurial spirit of Tasmania’s growing number of exporters.
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| Provides assistance to shippers of eligible goods, transported by sea between Tasmania and the Australian mainland, with the aim of reducing the freight cost disadvantage imposed by Bass Strait. |
