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Publication of the Australian Standards for the Export of Livestock version 3.3

  • Statement
  • Live animal exports
30 November 2023
ASEL 3.3 introduces changes to maintain or improve animal health and welfare outcomes, update definitions and improve clarity and usability of the…
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Non-GMO food market red tape slashed

  • Media release
  • Exports
07 September 2023
Meeting the export premium market certification requirements for non-genetically modified organism (non-GMO) produce has just been made cheaper,…
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New fees and charges for biosecurity and imported food regulatory activities

  • Newsletter
  • Biosecurity
21 July 2023
Our biosecurity system manages the risk of pests and diseases that threaten Australia’s environment, agricultural industries and our way of life.
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Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry statement on allegations of non-compliance with the Exporter Supply Chain Assurance System in Oman

  • Statement
  • Live animal exports
21 June 2023
The Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry received initial allegations from Animals Australia on the evening of Sunday 28 May 2023 of non…
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Release of the final report for the prawn risk review

  • Statement
  • Imports
05 June 2023
The Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry (the department) takes the biosecurity risks associated with imported prawns seriously.
Over 100 international delegates attended in person on the first day of the CCFICS26 plenary

Modernising food import and export systems through international standards

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  • Food
12 May 2023
Australia hosted and chaired the 26th meeting of the Codex Committee on Food Import and Export Inspection and Certification Systems (CCFICS) held…
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Have your say on Australian seafood import controls

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  • Fisheries
24 April 2023
`Have Your Say’ consultation is now open for the discussion paper on measures to prevent the importation of seafood from fisheries involving illegal…
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Operation Avoca secures over 38 tonnes of biosecurity risk materials

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  • Biosecurity
03 April 2023
A significant risk to Australia’s biosecurity has been prevented by biosecurity officers securing approximately 38 tonnes of risk material—including…
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Approved Arrangements holders target of new enforcement program

  • Media release
  • Biosecurity
21 March 2023
An Australia wide waste management business which breached the Biosecurity Act 2015 (Biosecurity Act) by incorrectly dumping imported meat products…
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Souvenir costs cruise ship traveller $3,300 for biosecurity breach

  • Media release
  • Biosecurity
10 March 2023
A coconut might be a great souvenir from a Pacific cruise holiday however one traveller’s undeclared keepsake recently cost them $3,300 for breaching…
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Cutting down importers of illegal timber products

  • Media release
  • Compliance
03 March 2023
The Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry has fined 14 furniture importers over $186,000 last week because they didn’t act to minimise…
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A bumper year for biosecurity

  • Media release
  • Biosecurity
22 December 2022
Once again, it has been a busy year on the frontline for Australia’s biosecurity system, with over 238,000 biosecurity risk items intercepted at…
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Australia’s leadership helps the international community capitalise on use of remote audits and verification for international food trade

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  • Food
20 December 2022
We are one step closer to developing international guidance for the conduct of remote audit and verification activities.
Detect and Protect Podcast Episode 9

Biosecurity Compliance and Enforcement

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  • Biosecurity
20 December 2022
Detect and Protect An Australian biosecurity podcast Episode 9 Host: Steve Peios Guest: Peter Timson

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