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Agro-Farming

Despite weather conditions, rising oil prices and a disrupted supply chain, the agricultural sector has maintained its actual export value from 2015 to 2020. Additionally, market analysts anticipate the primary production sector to keep pace with global food chain demand because of its firm foundations.

The Amalia Trade has a long and proud history in agriculture on both sides of the family. The Group is committed to investing in local rural communities, developing and implementing innovative, industry-leading farming practices and driving export quality and growth.

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Amalia Trade Global Food Demand

With global food demand booming, Amalia Trade is ideally placed to become a premium food supplier and a long-term partner of choice in food security. To help its agribusiness and food sector scale-up and make the most of growth opportunities, Amalia Trade is keen to attract investment in innovation, agriculture production incorporating food and fibre products, and advanced food processing.

Why Agro Business!

Amalia Trade has an excellent reputation for safe, sustainable and healthy foods, supported by a transparent food chain and highly effective regulation.

Agric business is recognised as a future wave of economic growth,where Australian advantage meets global opportunity. To achieve globally competitive economies of scale within the industry, there is growing recognition of the need for international partnerships, industry consolidation and reconfiguration of supply chains.

With global food demand booming, Australia is ideally placed to become a premium food supplier and a long-term partner of choice in food security. To help its agribusiness and food sector scale-up and make the most of growth opportunities, Australia is keen to attract investment in innovation, agriculture production incorporating food and fibre products, and advanced food processing.

Australia has an excellent reputation for safe, sustainable and healthy foods, supported by a transparent food chain and highly effective regulation. Australia’s ethnically and culturally diverse population also provides an ideal test market for new food concepts.

The Aussfirm has a long and proud history in agriculture on both sides of the family. The Group is committed to investing in local rural communities, developing and implementing innovative, industry-leading farming practices and driving export quality and growth.

With global food demand booming, Australia is ideally placed to become a premium food supplier and a long-term partner of choice in food security. To help its agribusiness and food sector scale-up and make the most of growth opportunities, Australia is keen to attract investment in innovation, agriculture production incorporating food and fibre products, and advanced food processing.

The Australian Government is committed to ensuring the agribusiness and food sector is globally competitive. The agricultural competitiveness white paper and the white paper on developing northern Australia set out practical measures to build more competitive supply chains, provide the infrastructure needed to support growth, invest in research that drives productivity growth and open new overseas markets.

International investment in Australia’s agriculture and food is growing as Australia capitalises on the high demand for its safe, premium food products and creates stronger ties into regional supply chains.

Agric-business is recognised as a future wave of economic growth,where Amalia Trade advantage meets global opportunity. To achieve globally competitive economies of scale within the industry, there is growing recognition of the need for international partnerships, industry consolidation and reconfiguration of supply chains.

Economically stable, resilient and diversified, Australia is a low-risk environment in which to do business. Investors in the agribusiness and food industries will find a transparent regulatory environment and close trade and cultural links to the Asia-Pacific region.

Australia’s network of free trade agreements (FTAs) provides superior access to the fast-growing Asian region. Comprehensive agreements that reduce barriers to trade and investment have recently been negotiated with Japan, Korea, China and Trans-Pacific Partnership member countries, adding to Australia’s suite of existing FTAs.

International investment in Amalia Trade’s agriculture and food is growing as Amalia Trade capitalises on the high demand for its safe, premium food products and creates stronger ties into regional supply chains.