Tag: Exporting

Indonesia is one of Australia’s most important trading partners and a lucrative market for Aussie exporters.

A new agreement signed by the Australian Trade and Investment Commission (Austrade) will mean greater access for Australia’s halal exporters to Malaysia’s rapidly growing halal food sector.

The resilience, ingenuity and courage of Australian businesses will be celebrated at the 59th Australian Export Awards. Here’s how to enter.

How COVID-19 and Australia’s future export focus will impact our global identity and shape our trade relationship with the UK.

The UK is filled with opportunity for Aussie exporters. Here’s a roadmap for success.

Julia Christie, the innovator and designer of the multi-award-winning baby nail trimmer – the Nail Snail, has recently expanded her business outside of Australia and says that “Done right, it can be the best thing for your business.” After providing safer nail care to countless parents of toddlers, babies and newborns across Australia and selling […]

Too many Australian businesses are jumping into exporting without fully understanding and researching the risks involved, resulting in business losses and unnecessary expenses. There are a lot of country-specific details that businesses should be aware of before they consider exporting. For example, Turkey, Brazil, Indonesia, and India are currently viewed as high-risk areas because of […]

As the mining boom continues to lose pace, Australia’s trade and investment profile is changing. While the growth of our commodities sector may have diminished, other sectors are performing well as demand for Australian products and services overseas is strong and, in many sectors, growing. Against this background, there are a number of opportunities for […]

Access to finance continues to challenge the growth of Australia’s internationally-active businesses according a new survey commissioned by the Export Council of Australia and supported by Efic, the Australian Government’s export finance agency. The new Australian International Business Survey (AIBS) 2015 is one of the largest and most in-depth surveys of Australian exporters involving over […]

Compliance issues, red tape, and a lack of knowledge relating to FTAs are holding back many of Australia’s businesses from engaging in international trade, according to a new survey by the Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry.