Grains Canada, European Union c and United States Live cattle Thailand Live sheep a – Macadamias a – Oranges Chile Prawns a – Processed products New Zealand, European Union b and United States Rock lobster a – Sheep meat New Zealand Table grapes Chile Tuna a – Wool New Zealand a Country comparisons were not made for live macadamias and seafood commodities because information was not available within the project time frame. b Export certification cost recovery arrangements for dairy products originating in Germany, Poland, Ireland and the Netherlands are described in this report. c Export certification cost recovery arrangements for grain originating in Germany are described in this report. Report outline Chapter 2 provides an overview of the export certification services the department provides to exporters and the cost recovery arrangements for those services. It outlines the cost recovery arrangements for export certification for New Zealand, the United States, Canada, Chile, Thailand, the Netherlands, Germany, Ireland and Poland. Chapter 3 analyses the impact of full cost recovery of export certification services on trade competitiveness of beef, sheep meat, live cattle and sheep, wool, table grapes, oranges, grains, macadamias, almonds, processed dairy products, prawns, tuna, rock lobster and abalone. The first part estimates change in value of exports under full cost recovery relative to three scenarios that broadly capture observed differences between Australia’s cost recovery arrangements and the arrangements of the countries in . The second part of the chapter estimates the impact on farmgate receipts if all export certification costs that are not passed on to importing countries are passed back to producers by the exporters and processors who pay them. Chapter 4 concludes the report. It discusses the impact of Australia’s arrangements compared with the impact of its competitors’ arrangements.
Grains Canada, European Union c and United States Live cattle Thailand Live sheep a – Macadamias a – Oranges Chile Prawns a – Processed products New Zealand, European Union b and United States Rock lobster a – Sheep meat New Zealand Table grapes Chile Tuna a – Wool New Zealand a Country comparisons were not made for live macadamias and seafood commodities because information was not available within the project time frame. b Export certification cost recovery arrangements for dairy products originating in Germany, Poland, Ireland and the Netherlands are described in this report. c Export certification cost recovery arrangements for grain originating in Germany are described in this report. Report outline Chapter 2 provides an overview of the export certification services the department provides to exporters and the cost recovery arrangements for those services. It outlines the cost recovery arrangements for export certification for New Zealand, the United States, Canada, Chile, Thailand, the Netherlands, Germany, Ireland and Poland. Chapter 3 analyses the impact of full cost recovery of export certification services on trade competitiveness of beef, sheep meat, live cattle and sheep, wool, table grapes, oranges, grains, macadamias, almonds, processed dairy products, prawns, tuna, rock lobster and abalone. The first part estimates change in value of exports under full cost recovery relative to three scenarios that broadly capture observed differences between Australia’s cost recovery arrangements and the arrangements of the countries in . The second part of the chapter estimates the impact on farmgate receipts if all export certification costs that are not passed on to importing countries are passed back to producers by the exporters and processors who pay them. Chapter 4 concludes the report. It discusses the impact of Australia’s arrangements compared with the impact of its competitors’ arrangements.
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