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Changes to honey levy and export charge

Notice issued: 26 June 2025From 1 July 2025, the levy and export charge on honey produced in Australia and sold or exported or used in the production of other goods will change to 5.6 cents per kilogram. The change will increase the biosecurity activity component by 2.7 cents per kilogram and…

26 June 2025 - Last modified

Review of international IP and registration arrangements for agricultural and veterinary (agvet) chemical products

The Australian Government seeks to ensure that an appropriate balance exists between incentives for innovation and investment and the interests of both individuals and businesses, including small…

04 November 2019 - Last modified

Product standards guideline - egg exports

This guideline sets out mandatory minimum testing requirements for export establishments that prepare egg products. Under Chapter 5 of the Export Control (Egg and Egg Products) Rules 2021, these requirements must be incorporated into your approved arrangement which will be verified through export…

28 March 2021 - Last modified

Addendum to Final Report 19 February 2010 Review of the Current Testing Protocols for Imported Seafood Products

ADDENDUM to FINAL REPORT – 19 February 2010 Prepared by Cathy Moir Addendum to CSIRO Report reference R-661-03-11 For: Australian Government Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry, Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service Enquiries should be addressed to: Cathy Moir Food…

29 September 2020 - Last modified

Drought resilience

The Future Drought Fund (FDF) is the key investment by the Australian Government to build drought resilience in Australia’s agriculture sector, the agricultural landscape, and communities. The FDF Monitoring Evaluation and Learning (MEL) Framework, outlines the rationale, scope and…

01 February 2023 - Last modified

The paddock between the ears needs to be the first to change

Community drought response Between 2017 and 2020, the Hunter region of NSW experienced its worst dry season in recent history and many local landholders were caught off guard. Two types of decision-makers emerged as conditions deteriorated in this…

09 March 2023 - Last modified

Snapshot of Australian water markets

Most Australian water markets are highly localised, involving trade between users within a single river catchment. A key exception is the southern Murray-Darling Basin where the high degree of hydrological connectivity allows water to be traded between river systems and across state boundaries…

12 January 2023 - Last modified