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400 Australian companies to attend first ever Australia Business Week in India

Nearly 400 representatives from Australian companies, led by Minister for Trade and Investment Andrew Robb, will attend the first ever Australia Business Week in India,...

GP Graders awarded Australian Exporter of the Year

Australian-owned GP Graders, a leading supplier of fresh produce grading machinery, was named the winner of the 2014 Australian Exporter of the year award. The...

Australia and China sign FTA – mixed reactions from industry and unions

After being locked in negotiations for almost ten years, Australia and China have finally signed a Free Trade Agreement (FTA). “This agreement is the first...

No permit, no problem – BHP Billiton plans to export US oil despite ban

Mining giant BHP Billiton has revealed plans to export ultra-light oil from the US without getting formal approval from Washington, testing the limits of...

Efic assists SA exporters to reap success overseas

Leading manufacturer of radio frequency power amplifiers Tomco Technologies and wine wholesaler The Spurs Wine Company, both based in South Australia, have managed to make the most...

New Efic Export Monitor focuses on rural exports, global supply chains and China’s urbanisation

Specialist financier and Australia's export credit agency, Efic, has released its latest Export Monitor that sheds light on the effect global supply chains have...

New Maersk container handling facility in Altona boosts efficiency of shipping industry

The new container handling facility in Altona is another demonstration of the Victorian Government's continued commitment to working with the private sector to develop...

Burra Foods rolls out first infant formula batches to satisfy Asian demand

Following the $22 million expansion that enabled Burra Foods to produce nutritional milk powders and a new range of products for infants, toddlers and...

Murray Goulburn set to expand Devondale brand abroad

Devondale Murray Goulburn, Australia’s largest dairy food company, has announced a $91 million investment in its Cobram facility, with the significant upgrade expected to...

Australia’s leading defence and aerospace companies to showcase manufacturing capabilities in the US

The leading Australian defence and aerospace companies are set to showcase their advanced manufacturing capabilities during the Victorian Coalition Government’s trade mission to the...
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What spending reveals about downstream consumer demand for manufactured goods

For manufacturers supplying consumer-facing markets, understanding demand conditions has become increasingly important in an environment shaped by cautious spending, rising costs and intense competition.