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UK-Australia FTA: Opportunities for the Food and Drink Industry

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10 May 22 | GMT: 10:00 AM - 10 May 22 | GMT: 11:00 AM

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Ahead of the future strengthened trading relationship between the UK and Australia, Austrade together with the FDF would like to explore opportunities, gaps and trends across food and drink in both countries.
 
This webinar will bring together market experts, buyers and businesses to share their views and experiences.
 
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Session title: Overall F&B Trade Dynamics: Key F&B Categories Traded between Australia and the UK
 
Session description: An overview of which Food and Beverage products are traded between the UK and Australia followed by an understanding of key trends and potential opportunities that both markets can capitalize on.
 
Session date and time: 10 May 2022, 10:00-11:00 BST
 
Speaker: Sowmya Ramaswami, Senior Client Engagement Lead
 

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