Australia's Grassfed Cattle Levy Proposed to Rise to $6 by 2028
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Updated Oct 1
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What happened
A consultation process regarding Australia's grassfed cattle transaction levy concluded, proposing an increase from $5 to $6 a head by July 2028. This resolution will be voted on by levy payers at the Meat & Livestock Australia annual general meeting in Townsville on November 24, 2026.
From beefcentral.com
Why it matters
The proposed $1/head increase is intended to fund strategic biosecurity, industry representation, and integrity systems. The levy increase is conditional on the introduction of specific reforms in full by July 1, 2027.
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Who's involved
- TownsvilleLocation of the Meat & Livestock Australia annual general meeting
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The entities involved
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Townsville
city in Queensland, Australia
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