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Agriculture exports

Horticultural produce, oil seeds, grains, meat and animal by-products from Australia, for importers around the world.

Agriculture exports

Quality export commodities make the world a better place

Australia’s agriculture and horticulture industries have long enjoyed a domestic and international reputation for quality, built on high standards at every stage of the supply chain, from farm to consumer.

What we supply

  • Horticultural commodities
  • Oil seeds
  • Agricultural commodities
  • Meat & animal by-products

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Horticultural commodities

Australia’s horticulture industry covers fruit, vegetables, nuts, flowers, turf and nursery products, with a growing trend towards medium and larger-scale operations.

One World welcomes enquiries from importers for fruit and nuts from Australia.

Enquire about fruit & nuts

A grid of fresh fruit and vegetables
  • Fruit
  • Vegetables
  • Nuts
  • Flowers
  • Turf
  • Nursery products

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Oil seeds

Australia produces between 1 and 2 million tonnes of oil seed crops each year. Canola and cottonseed are the major crops, at 93% of production, with sunflower at 4% and soybeans at 3%.

Oilseed sunflowers make up most of the Australian sunflower crop, with small areas of birdseed, confectionery and specialist sunflowers. Enquiries for bulk orders are welcome.

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Oil seedShare of production
Canola & cottonseed93%
Sunflower seed4%
Soybean seed3%
LinseedAlso exported
Oil seeds we export

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Agricultural commodities

Wheat is Australia’s major winter crop. It is sown in autumn and harvested in spring and summer, depending on the season, mainly in Western Australia, New South Wales, South Australia, Victoria and Queensland.

More than 2,500 rice farms produce around 1.3 million tonnes of rice a year, mostly in the temperate climate of southern New South Wales. The rice industry supports 63 regional towns.

Enquire about grains

CropFacts
WheatMajor winter crop; grown in WA, NSW, SA, Victoria and Queensland
Rice2,500+ farms; around 1.3 million tonnes a year; mostly southern NSW
Grains

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Meat & animal by-products

Australia exports over USD 10b of meat to the rest of the world, and demand for Australian beef has reached record levels. The beef industry is broadly divided into northern and southern production systems.

Disease-free status and full traceability give the Australian beef industry a competitive advantage, and growing international demand for protein means its future is bright.

Enquire about meat & by-products

Enquiries welcome for

  • Beef
  • Tallow
  • Beef casings
  • Sheep casings

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