Australia wants to get onion exports to old levels

Published 2021년 11월 12일

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The Australian onion industry has launched a new export strategy aimed at enhancing both the export and domestic markets, with a goal to increase export levels back to historical highs, which currently stand at about 15% of the country's onion supply. This initiative, developed in collaboration with McKINNA and leading onion exporters and marketers, offers a comprehensive five-year strategy (2021-2026) aimed at bolstering the industry's export growth. The strategy underscores the importance of competing in the global market, where India and China dominate, by focusing on product quality and integrity. This approach is designed to help Australian onion producers overcome challenges and thrive in the highly competitive global market.

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The Australian onion industry has released a new export strategy that includes a strategic roadmap to guide the industry's investment decisions in export development. The ultimate goal is to improve both the export market and the domestic onion market and to increase onion exports to the level of the past. Currently about 15% of Australia's onion supply is exported. In the past, however, this was a much larger share of the total cultivation. Strategic planning consultancy McKINNA has prepared a 2021-2026 strategic five-year export plan for the Australian onion industry as part of its export strategy for the onion industry. The strategy was developed after a detailed market and competition analysis, the so-called Market Mapping Report, which also involved leading onion exporters and marketers. The project has produced two main results: The export strategy ...

Source: Uiennieuws