Export requirements for Australia market

Important note

The export requirements library outlines destination country requirements you need to meet when exporting. Their purpose is to facilitate access to overseas markets for Cambodian exporters.

The destination country conditions provided below are based on information available Department of Post-harvest Technologies and Quality Control (DFPTQ) at the time of posting (June 2024). Before you commence full-scale production and export your products to a foreign market, it is your responsibility to confirm the current import, regulatory and commercial requirements with the importer and the foreign competent authority. You are responsible for ensuring that your exports comply with applicable Cambodian and importing country requirements. When you request an export certificate, the DFPTQ may request that you provide written documentation or verification to confirm that your products have met Cambodian and importing country requirements.

Eligible

Approximately 62 percent of the edible seafood consumed by Australians, in terms of weight, is imported. The primary sources of these imports are Asia, with New Zealand and Norway also playing significant roles in supplying seafood to Australia.

The fish and fishery products exporters from the Kingdom of Cambodia can access the requirements of Australian Government at https://bicon.agriculture.gov.au/Bicon. The database facility known as BICON (Biosecurity Import Conditions) is provided by the authorities in Australia.

The following information can be accessed at the BICON website.

  • Permission
  • Compliance with import conditions
  • Supporting documentation
  • Treatment requirements
  • Import permit requirements

Biosecurity is an essential aspect of the government’s effort to safeguard the economy and environment from pests and diseases. The Australian Department of Agriculture, fisheries and Forestry (DAFF) strives to guarantee ongoing market access for the goods and uphold the stringent emergency response standards. The DAFF can provide more information on market access for fisheries products and biosecurity issues relating to trade and aquatic animal health.

The link to Biosecurity for aquatic animal health and disease can be accessed at
https://www.agriculture.gov.au/biosecurity-trade/policy

Access more information at the following website.
https://www.agriculture.gov.au/biosecurity-trade/import/online-services/bicon

The exporters can contact the relevant area of enquiry as follows.
https://www.agriculture.gov.au/about/contact

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