Message from the Minister for Agriculture
"I am so proud of our sustainable, science-based fisheries management system. I look forward to growing this $3.2 billion industry with you into the future." At the start of her…
‘A time for new developments and results’: Peak-body welcomes new ministers for Agriculture and Forestry and Fisheries
Seafood Industry Australia (SIA), the national peak-body representing the Australian seafood industry, has welcomed the announcement of the new ministers for Agriculture and Forestry and Fisheries. “We’d like to congratulate…
‘The future looks bright for our fishers”: SIA congratulates the Coalition on election win
Seafood Industry Australia (SIA), the national peak-body representing the Australian seafood industry, has congratulated the Coalition on winning the Federal Election and looks forward to working together on issues critical…
Just Landed- Morrison Government responds with more detail to SIA Federal Election Package
SIA has just received a more detailed response to our Election Package from the Morrison Government. This does not significantly change our existing analysis. We encourage you to read and…
‘Vote 1 for our industry’: SIA urges Australians to make informed choice at Federal Election
Seafood Industry Australia (SIA), the national peak-body representing the Australian seafood industry, has urged Australians to make their vote count at Saturday’s Federal Election by knowing how the major parties…
There are enough fish in our seas – don’t lock us out!
Seafood Industry Australia (SIA), the national peak-body representing the Australian seafood industry, welcomes the latest rebuttal to the tale of doom and gloom put forward by Edgar et al. regarding…
SIA calls for clarity in vegan meat-substitute labelling
We respect people’s rights to make choices about what they eat. Our concern is the potential for consumers to be misled by packaging and labelling that closely resembles other established…
RE: MARINE PARKS DECISION RISKS MAKING OCEAN TRAGEDY WORSE, JULIA BAIRD, SYDNEY MORNING HERALD, MARCH 23, 2018
Dear editor, The suggestion from Ms Baird's that Australia's commercial fishers are responsible for dumping ghost nets, fishing nets lost at sea, into our oceans is categorically incorrect. Had research…
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