On 1 July 2024, a new biosecurity levy is set to take effect in Australia. The stated purpose of the levy is to bolster defenses against agricultural pests and diseases by providing funding to maintain and enhance Australia’s biosecurity infrastructure. However, the policy has garnered a critical reception from agricultural industry stakeholders, with many expressing concerns over its potential economic impact. Read more about the levy and the agriculture industry's response here: https://bit.ly/3KTWRPf
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On 1 July 2024, a new biosecurity levy is set to take effect in Australia. The stated purpose of the levy is to bolster defenses against agricultural pests and diseases by providing funding to maintain and enhance Australia’s biosecurity infrastructure. However, the policy has garnered a critical reception from agricultural industry stakeholders, with many expressing concerns over its potential economic impact. Read more about the levy and the agriculture industry's response below.
New Biosecurity Protection Levy Set to Impact Australian Farmers and Agribusinesses - Executive Search | 3P Partners
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