The Emerson interim report into the Food and Grocery Code of Conduct has called for the Code to be mandatory, not voluntary, and “should be strengthened to better protect suppliers, with new protections against retribution, since suppliers’ fear of retribution compromises the Code’s effectiveness.”
The Emerson interim report into the Food and Grocery Code of Conduct has called for the Code to be mandatory, not voluntary, an...
Agriculture was a hot topic in the second week of Parliament sittings this year – with the biosecuri...
The fate of the cargo on the live export ship MV Bahijah remains up the air after the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and ...
The months of industrial action and delays across Australia’s sea freight terminals has come to an e...
Cattle Australia (CA) is demanding an equitable resolution of the long-running class action over the unlawful closure of the li...
Meat & Livestock Australia (MLA) is searching for a new Managing Director after Jason Strong’s resignation late last year.<...
Craig Emerson will lead the 2023-24 review of the Food and Grocery Code of Conduct.
An inquiry into food security has identified a need for a Minister For Food in Australia.
Improved accountability would boost progress on the Murray–Darling Basin Plan, but the governme...
The inaugural National Farmer Priorities Survey survey of more than 1,600 farmers has confirmed falling confidence within...
