Investment opportunity C tailored investments with existing – processors and producers From discussion with industry, it is clear that the potential exists to create a specific investable dairy proposition for businesses. This proposition could include the purchase or investment in existing farms, specific stake-off agreements with existing processors and other investment in the supply chain. DAFWA can assist with introductions and facilitation of tailored dairy investment on a strictly commercial in confidence basis. Other benefits to investors Investment in WA provides the investor with the ability to develop a dedicated supply chain from feed and milk production to product manufacture and export. This allows the investor to ensure continuity of supply and product quality. The high health status of the WA herd, strict bio-security measures and stringent food safety controls, reduce the risks to supply which could arise from disease outbreaks or food safety concerns in other regions. Other important information It is extremely important that all applications for regulatory approvals are underpinned by a clear and concise intent to achieve full disclosure based on a properly developed project proposal. This is because regulators need full disclosure of all required information from a properly developed project for quick and efficient processing of an application. A comprehensive, integrated development application be used to attain concurrent development approval from Local Government, Department of Environment Regulation (DER), Department of Transport (DoT) and Department of Water (DoW). This could result in the time required for a total approval process of three to six months. The Department of Agriculture and Food, Western Australia is skilled in assisting proponents to seek approvals and will work closely with proponents for the inception of the project. The time period for all regulatory bodies to access a proponent’s application commences from the point at which they receive all the information required to make a decision is in an appropriate format. This time period should not be confused with the point at which the proponent makes first contact with the regulators. Proponents from overseas also need to comply with the requirements of the Australian Government’s .
Investment opportunity C – tailored investments with existing processors and producers From discussion with industry, it is clear that the potential exists to create a specific investable dairy proposition for businesses. This proposition could include the purchase or investment in existing farms, specific stake-off agreements with existing processors and other investment in the supply chain. DAFWA can assist with introductions and facilitation of tailored dairy investment on a strictly commercial in confidence basis. Other benefits to investors Investment in WA provides the investor with the ability to develop a dedicated supply chain from feed and milk production to product manufacture and export. This allows the investor to ensure continuity of supply and product quality. The high health status of the WA herd, strict bio-security measures and stringent food safety controls, reduce the risks to supply which could arise from disease outbreaks or food safety concerns in other regions. Other important information It is extremely important that all applications for regulatory approvals are underpinned by a clear and concise intent to achieve full disclosure based on a properly developed project proposal. This is because regulators need full disclosure of all required information from a properly developed project for quick and efficient processing of an application. A comprehensive, integrated development application be used to attain concurrent development approval from Local Government, Department of Environment Regulation (DER), Department of Transport (DoT) and Department of Water (DoW). This could result in the time required for a total approval process of three to six months. The Department of Agriculture and Food, Western Australia is skilled in assisting proponents to seek approvals and will work closely with proponents for the inception of the project. The time period for all regulatory bodies to access a proponent’s application commences from the point at which they receive all the information required to make a decision is in an appropriate format. This time period should not be confused with the point at which the proponent makes first contact with the regulators. Proponents from overseas also need to comply with the requirements of the Australian Government’s .
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