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Cattle Australia Appoints New Directors to Boost Industry Diversity

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 25
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Garry Edwards, Chair of Cattle Australia, confirmed the appointment of two new directors to ensure industry diversity. Ms McMillan, who runs a grassfed beef business, and Erica Halliday, a principal of a seedstock business, were elected to the board. Ms McMillan stated her goal is to represent northern producers on issues like biosecurity and land use.

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The appointments aim to bring the realities of cattle production across northern Australia to the national board. This strengthens the industry's representation when engaging with policymakers and the community.

The National Residue Survey confirms that Australian meat products meet global standards as Cattle Australia reviews its levy system.

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