The Australian Export Grains Innovation Centre (AEGIC) has welcomed the establishment of Katalis, a new economic co-operation hub between Indonesia and Australia. Katalis will facilitate grain opportunities as part of the Indonesia-Australia Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (IA-CEPA). AEGIC is focusing on increasing grain trade and cooperation between the two countries, providing information about the quality of Australian grains, and supporting Indonesian flour millers and food businesses with COVID-19 hygiene practices. AEGIC has also identified new opportunities within IA-CEPA, finding that by 2030, Indonesia will need an additional 8.7 million metric tonnes of feed grains and meals each year to meet the increased demand for meat and fish. Australia is well-positioned to capture some of this market, with 500,000 tonnes of Australian feed grains allowed to enter Indonesia duty-free under IA-CEPA, with an annual allowance for five% growth.