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Aquaculture Associations - Australia

Aquaculture Association of Queensland, INC.
Childers, Queensland, Australia. Aquaculture - a sustainable source of protein. Freshwater aquaculture companies listed supplying products like fingerlings, silver perch, jade perch, sleepy cod, golden perch, Murray cod, barramundi, ornamental fish and production equipment.

Australian Prawn Farmers Association, Inc.
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. The Australian prawn farming industry now produces over 4,000 tonnes of product annually with a farm gate value in excess of $70 million, providing more than 1000 direct jobs and 1800 indirect jobs. The Australian industry is one of the smaller volumetric producers in the world but leads the world in productivity with an average yield of more than 4,500 kg per hectare.

Inland Aquaculture Association of South Australia
South Australia, Australia. IAASA Inc (Inland Aquaculture Association of South Australia Inc) - An Association for everyone involved in inland aquaculture in South Australia, including Farmers, Suppliers, Processors, Marketers, Education and Support, Students, Environmentalists ...

National Aquaculture Council
Curtin ACT, Australia. The major industry sectors by value (salmon, pearls, tuna, prawns and edible oysters) are the main members of the NAC, with each sector being automatically allocated a position on the board of directors. The NAC allows for full membership from corporate organisations. This is particularly important given the role these organisations have in the development and day-to-day operations of the industry.

Oyster Farmers Association of NSW Ltd
New South Wales, Australia

Tasmanian Salmonid Growers Association Ltd
Sandy Bay, Tasmania, Australia. The Tasmanian Salmonid Growers' Association Ltd is Tasmania's peak body representing salmon growers throughout Australia's beautiful island state. Tasmania prides itself on its on clean, green environment, and it is in the crystal clear waters of its many delightful waterways, where we grow some of the world's finest salmon. Tasmanian Salmon has become synonymous with fine seafood around the world. Tasmanian Salmon growers employ world best practice in their farming techniques and their dedication to quality processes can be seen, and tasted in the fine texture and flavours of this exquisite seafood delicacy. This, combined with water temperatures which are perfect for growing top quality salmon, free from major salmon diseases, enables us to produce a product which is without peer.

Australian Barramundi Farmers Association - Since its establishment in 1993, the Australian Barramundi Farmers Association (ABFA) has played a key role in the development of the rapidly expanding Australian farmed barramundi industry. Industry representation, the Association is recognised as the peak industry body by governments and research agencies; A primary source of information for the industry; The prioritisation of industry research and development work as well as working with researchers and funding research; Initiation of a number of projects to enhance demand for Australian farmed barramundi; The preparation of an industry development plan; The preparation of an industry post harvest code of practice and standards.

Queensland Aquaculture Industries Federation Inc. - QAIF is an organisations representing the rapidly growing aquaculture industry in Queensland. All sectors of aquaculture have representative organisations aimed at assisting members and encouraging development. These industry organisations are committed to working together on common issues through QAIF.

 

 

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