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Completed project

Deloitte report: Market-based export strategies (ST19033)

Publication date: September 13, 2023

Delivery Partner: Deloitte

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    What was it all about?

    This project developed export diversification strategies for the Australian horticulture sector to consider.

    The strategies are based on research into:

    • Short-term risks in key horticulture export markets (including assessment of the impacts associated with the COVID-19 pandemic).
    • Long-term consumption, production and competition risks and opportunities in key export markets.
    • Barriers to short-term diversion of Australian horticulture exports from markets as a result of present risks.
    • Competitors to Australian horticulture exports in key markets.

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    The research delivered three reports for the horticulture sector on: market intelligence, competitor analysis and long-term diversification strategy.

    To access these reports, please register your interest via this form.

    Details

    This project was funded by Hort Innovation using levies from strategic funds

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