Major Export Destinations
In 2022, the majority of organic exports from Australia were destined for the United States (48%), followed by Singapore (19%), Sweden (7%) and Malaysia (7%).
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Welcome to Trade Organic
Connecting and supporting Australian Organic exporters
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Trade Organic
About Trade Organic
Trade Organic was launched by Australian Organic Limited (AOL) in 2020 to provide resources on organic export and international trade market opportunities.
For exporters
Resources and information for Australian Organic members and certified organic operators with an interest in exporting.
For exporters
Resources and information for Australian Organic members and certified organic operators with an interest in exporting.
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Assistance
Government agency and grant information that can assist you in exporting.
What’s on?
Are you up to date with the latest export and international trade market opportunities? Take a look at our upcoming events.
What’s on?
Are you up to date with the latest export and international trade market opportunities? Take a look at our upcoming events.
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Industry News and Updates
Importing organic goods into Great Britain: Organic certificate of inspection process from 1 January 2021
Friday’s Department of Agriculture, Water and the Environment (DAWE) trade update provides clarity on the next steps for Export into Great Britain as the exit date looms and transition period from the European Union ends 31 December 2020.
Beefing up trade opportunities through $3.73 million online sustainability framework
Australia’s beef farmers will receive $3.73 million in government support to help them assess their sustainable land management practices against a new national online sustainability framework industry is developing.
Australia-India Comprehensive Strategic Partnership to further drive trade opportunities
Minister for Agriculture David Littleproud today applauded the Australia-India Comprehensive Strategic Partnership agreed last night by Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison and Indian Prime Minister Narenda Modi.