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2022-03: Fish – Changes to Australian Fish Names and/or Scientific Names for some species in EXDOC - Updated Fish Product Code Lists for EXDOC Users

Date of issue: 14 October 2022 Date of effect: Immediate Attention Industry bodies, Seafood Export Consultative Committee Registered export manufacturing establishments Registered exporters and EDI users Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry - Central and Regional office…
04 November 2022 - Last modified

Indicator 1.3b: Native forest and plantations of indigenous timber species which have genetic resource conservation mechanisms in place (2024)

This indicator uses the coverage and implementation of formal genetic resource conservation mechanisms as a measure of the degree to which timber species genetic resources are managed and conserved.This is Key information for Indicator 1.3b, published October 2024.Key pointsThere are 129 tree…
13 November 2024 - Last modified

Encourage the kids in your life to be a Junior Biosecurity Officer

We are excited to launch our new Junior Biosecurity Officer program for kids. The program is an activity-based education program designed to raise awareness among primary-school age children and educate them on basic biosecurity concepts in a fun and interactive way. Through the program, children…
12 April 2023 - Last modified

Cleanliness requirements for imported machinery, equipment and spare parts

​​​Machinery not meeting the acceptable cleanliness standards of the Department of Agriculture and Water Resources may not be permitted entry into Australia. It is the importer’s responsibility to…
04 November 2019 - Last modified

Care for your coop to help stop avian influenza

Australians love raising chickens and other pet birds in their backyards. However, allowing wild birds to access your chicken coop places your birds’ health at unnecessary risk.This is because migratory birds that come to Australia can carry avian influenza (or bird flu) and spread the disease.…
27 September 2024 - Last modified

182-2021: COVID-19 impact on Cat and Dog imports to Australia

26 August 2021 Who does this notice affect? This notice is for all airlines, freight forwarders, pet transport companies and importers of cats and dogs to Australia. What has changed? COVID-19 impact on cat and dog imports to Australia Unfortunately, COVID-19 continues to impact the…
26 August 2021 - Last modified

United States beef arrangements

Australian beef can enter the United States through entitlements negotiated under the World Trade Organization (WTO) framework, and the Australia–United States Free Trade Agreement (AUSTFA).Under these arrangements, Australian exporters can export up to 449,482 metric tonnes of beef (combined WTO…
15 August 2025 - Last modified

2022-55: Horticulture – Applications for the export of kiwifruit to Thailand in 2023

02 September 2022 Purpose This Industry Advice Notice (IAN) is to advise the kiwifruit industry that applications for the export of kiwifruit to Thailand are now open for the 2023 season. Summary of changes and key points Farms located in Victoria and Queensland are eligible to apply for…
02 September 2022 - Last modified

Importing horses

Horses that meet Australia's strict import conditions can be imported into Australia from approved countries provided: they have a valid import permit from the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry (the department); andall required import conditions on the permit have been met.What…
28 October 2025 - Last modified

36-2021: The changes to the importation of retorted goods containing animal material for human consumption have now been implemented

15 March 2021 Who does this notice affect? This notice is of particular interest to importers of retorted, shelf stable, commercially sterile products containing animal based ingredients. What has changed? This notice follows on from Industry Advice Notice 04-2021 published on January 13, 2021…
15 March 2021 - Last modified

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We acknowledge the continuous connection of First Nations Traditional Owners and Custodians to the lands, seas and waters of Australia. We recognise their care for and cultivation of Country. We pay respect to Elders past and present, and recognise their knowledge and contribution to the productivity, innovation and sustainability of Australia’s agriculture, fisheries and forestry industries.

Artwork: Protecting our Country, Growing our Future
© Amy Allerton, contemporary Aboriginal Artist of the Gumbaynggirr, Bundjalung and Gamilaroi nations.

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