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A list of horticulture export registered establishments approved to undertake treatments for protocol markets is provided below. Not all treatment facilities are listed, only those that have given permission to be published.
The registered establishments are grouped by the types of approved treatments. The list does not include approved commodities and countries. This information must be obtained from the establishment.
22 March 2024
Biosecurity industry participants holding an approved arrangement for class 3.2 Imported Pig Meat Processing.
There has been no change to the department’s requirements or underpinning policy, for the management and disposal of imported pig meat and imported pig meat waste.
The purpose of this Import Industry Advice Notice is to provide biosecurity industry participants, who hold a class 3.2 Imported Pig Meat Processing approved arrangement, with:
21 March 2024
Importers and customs brokers associated with importing microorganisms and infectious agents (and derivatives thereof) from the list of standard laboratory microorganisms and infectious agents, including those who currently hold a permit with this list.
Today (21 March) is the United Nations International Day of Forests, an important day to raise awareness of forest habitats and encourage local, national and international efforts to protect and restore forests.
Biosecurity Solomon Islands (BSI) and Honiara Herbarium staff together with departmental staff have recently returned from a plant health survey in the Solomon Islands.
Australian veterinary technical expertise was provided to Indonesia to support control of key animal diseases.
The Environmental Biosecurity Office is committed to meaningful connections with First Nations people to achieve better policy outcomes.
In response to the recent varroa mite outbreak, the Catalysing Australia’s Biosecurity (CAB) initiative is leading a cutting-edge partnership between the Australian Capital Territory Government, Queensland Department of Agriculture and Fisheries,
Olga Downs Station, near Richmond in northwest Queensland, has been in the Harrington family for almost 90 years.
Family patriarch, Peter, admits he usually favours traditional practices for cattle production.
In late February, two of our Chiefs attended the Government Scientists Group Parliamentary Friends of Science Showcase, an event promoting scientific expertise and capability from 24 government departments to parliamentarians and leaders of academ
