Historical FTA Dairy quota position
These tables show final FTA Dairy quota position for 2006-2023
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These tables show final FTA Dairy quota position for 2006-2023
These tables show final EU, UK and US red meat quota position for 2009 - 2025.
| Quota type | Total quota (kg) | Shipped (kg) | % quota shipped | Balance remaining (kg) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| EU HQB (2024-25) | 3,389,000 | 3,356,363 | 99% | 32,637 |
The tables on this page can be used to calculate how much available tariff rate quota is remaining for all the quotas administered by the Quota Unit at the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry.
This table shows the dairy export TRQ categories administered by the Department of Agriculture available under the World Trade Organization (WTO) and Australia–United States Free Trade Agreement (AUSFTA) arrangements with the US and the EU.
The information here may help exporters to understand how much extra quota they may be able to apply for in future years.
Annual increases are not available under the WTO arrangements.
The below tables outlines in which calendar year the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP-11) provides a more favourable tariff-rate than the Japan-Australia Economic Partnership Agreement (JAEPA) for specific products.
The government notes that full implementation of these recommendations will require action by state and territory government and industry, as well as by the Commonwealth Government.
Australia is one of many countries that exports livestock by sea and air all over the world.
Our definition of livestock includes sheep, goats, cattle, deer, buffalo and camelids.
The livestock export industry provides over $1.6 billion to our economy. Many rural and regional communities rely on the trade to provide valuable income and employment to their region.
The all reproductive material exports report includes total export numbers. The report is compiled from information on the export permit and health certificate issued by the department to exporters at the time of departure.
Every six months, the minister must table in Parliament a report from the department that includes livestock mortalities on every sea voyage. The report is compiled from information provided to the department by the ships' masters, as required by the Marine Orders Part 43 under subsection 425(1AA) of the Navigation Act 1912. In accordance with the requirements of the Export Control Act 2020, the report relates only to information provided to the Secretary or a delegate during the reporting period, whether or not the voyages occurred during the reporting period.
The all livestock exports report includes exports by sea and air. The report is compiled from information on the export permit and health certificate issued by the department to exporters at the time of departure.