Search Results
28 November 2023
Purpose
This Industry Advice Notice (IAN) is to alert exporters of products to the European Union (EU) of new EU regulations that will place obligations on entities placing and making available on the EU market cattle, cocoa, coffee, oil palm, rubber, soya, wood, and some…
- Last modified
28 November 2023
Purpose
This Industry Advice Notice (IAN) is to alert exporters of products to the European Union (EU) of new EU regulations that will place obligations on entities placing and making available on the EU market cattle, cocoa, coffee, oil palm, rubber, soya, wood, and some…
- Last modified
[expand all]
Locusts as Pests
The three main pest species of locusts in Australia are the Australian plague locust (Chortoicetes terminifera), the spur-throated locust (Austracris guttulosa) and the migratory locust (Locusta migratoria).
Locusts can cause widespread and severe damage to…
- Last modified
Date of Issue: 10 July 2015
Date of Effect: As specified
Attention:
Industries: Dairy, Export Establishments, Licensed exporters, Relevant State Regulatory Authorities
Department of Agriculture - Central and Regional offices
Affected Markets: Taiwan
Further information:…
- Last modified
August 2017
Download
Australian Government response to the House of Representatives Standing Committee on Agriculture and Water Resources report: Safe Keeping: Inquiry into the biosecurity of Australian honey bees [PDF 472KB]
Australian Government response to the House of Representatives…
- Last modified
Date of Issue: 10 July 2015
Date of Effect: As specified
Attention:
Industries: Export EstablishmentsIndustry bodies - AMIC, MLA, AusMeat, APL, Dairy Australia, AECL, Seafood…
- Last modified
Registered Treatment Providers located outside of AustraliaTreatment providers listed on the ‘List of Treatment Providers’ are registered under one of the department’s pre-border biosecurity treatment assurance schemes. These treatment providers have met minimum registration and compliance…
- Last modified
If you are an international student planning to study in Australia, it is important to check Australia’s biosecurity requirements before you pack.Certain food, plant material and animal products from overseas cannot be brought into Australia because they may be carrying serious pests and diseases…
- Last modified
The end of live sheep exports by sea will mean sheep producers and supply chain businesses will need to adapt.The options available to businesses, and what they decide to do, depends on the individual circumstances and aspirations of each business.Transition needs, and the type of government…
- Last modified
We assess all mail articles arriving at Australia’s international mail centres. Our biosecurity officers and detector dogs look for risk goods such as food, plant material (including seeds, cacti and succulents) and animal products (including meat and pet food).You must comply with Australian…
- Last modified