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Erin Sing
Second week on the job in New Zealand, and it's an incredible one as we announce a $27M USD investment into a program alongside our longtime dairy supplier Fonterra that is all about farmers, climate-smart agriculture and reducing emissions from our global dairy supply chain. Over the next five years, we're going to be investing in New Zealand farmers to help them embrace sustainable dairy practices through technology and incentives that has the potential to reduce more than 150,000 metric tonnes of emissions from our dairy supply chain. #ProudlyMars #TomorrowStartsToday #Sustainability #MediaRelations
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Tully Smith
We can’t afford to put all our lobsters in one basket! This week I had the privilege of attending the Trans-Tasman Lobster Conference hosted by Seafood Industry Victoria Inc, a reminder of just how important global trade is for our seafood industries in both Australia and New Zealand. It’s fantastic to see China re-opening its markets, bringing renewed opportunities for our producers. But my message to the industry was clear: we cannot afford to put all our eggs, or in this case, lobsters, into the one basket. Diversification is critical. Markets such as India offer huge potential, and not just for lobster but for the broader seafood sector. With its growing middle class and appetite for premium produce, India could be a game-changer for our exporters. Unlocking these global opportunities requires more than just hard work from our fishers and farmers. It needs government support to open new markets, negotiate trade access, and back the industry with the right policy settings. Australia’s seafood is world-class. With the right partnerships, we can ensure it reaches tables in China and across Asia, the Middle East, and beyond — securing jobs, investment, and long-term growth for our coastal communities. Thank you to Rhys Roberts from Roberts Gray Lawyers for facilitating, and to Frank McGuire for your insights.
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The City of Sydney has plans to expand its food waste reduction scheme in partnership with circular economy solutions company, GOTERRA. Since January, the New South Wales-first council trial has turned food waste from inner Sydney into around 19,000 kilograms of fertiliser and 6000 kilograms of protein-rich animal feed.
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