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Pacific Northwest Growers Seek Finalized Market Access to Australia

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 7
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Growers in the Pacific Northwest are seeking market access to Australia for their products. Although the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry recommended in 2022 that apples from the region be permitted access under specific conditions, Australia has yet to finalize the required import rules. The Northwest Horticultural Council notes that while technical discussions have advanced, the final requirements remain pending nearly three decades after initial discussions began.

From freshplaza.com

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The ongoing delay in finalizing import requirements creates uncertainty for Pacific Northwest growers looking to expand exports into Australia. Australian officials previously outlined a timeline for providing proposed import requirements by early 2025, but this timeline has passed without resolution. The Council argues that existing mitigation measures can address remaining pest concerns.

From freshplaza.com

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  • WashingtonSpeculative

    Washington apple growers might see increased revenue and export opportunities if market access to Australia is granted.

  • OregonSpeculative

    Oregon apple growers could see increased revenue and export opportunities if market access to Australia is granted.

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