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| A range of tailored sponsorship and trade opportunities are available. For additional information, please contact Burke Sheld at burke@ozaccom.com.au or telephone
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| The Symposium sincerely thanks our sponsors for their support. |
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| CSIRO
CSIRO Livestock Industries conducts research for Australia's livestock and allied industries to facilitate their sustainability and long-term competitiveness. We create, develop and commercialise technologies for novel products, new production options, improved production efficiency, disease control and product quality throughout the livestock industry value chain. |
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We have a significant aquaculture diagnostic capability through our Australian Animal Health Laboratory and are working with a range of research collaborators on prawn, yabby and finfish aquaculture.
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| Biosecurity-Australia
Biosecurity Australia is one of the operating groups within Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry-Australia. Our main objective is to ensure that Australian animal and plant industries have increased access to markets and are protected from diseases and pests. The tasks of facilitating the export of live aquatic animals and genetic products and the development of policies that allow the safe importation of aquatic animals and their products is carried out by Aquatic Animal Biosecurity. |
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| Queensland Government Department of Primary Industries
The Queensland Department of Primary Industries (DPI) is proud to be a major sponsor of the Symposium. Aquaculture is a growing industry in Queensland and aquatic animal health is an important aspect of the continued expansion of the industry. Prawns, barramundi, silver perch, crayfish and oysters are the peak industries in aquaculture in Queensland are. DPI plays a major role in research and development to support the sustainable growth of aquaculture in Queensland.
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| Department of Agriculture Fisheries & Forestry-Australia
"Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry - Australia's aim is to maintain and improve market and consumer confidence in the integrity of Australian agricultural, fisheries and forestry products by building on Australia's favourable animal and plant health status, and minimising the impact of pests and diseases on production, trade, human health and the environment. The Office of the Chief Veterinary Officer (OCVO) within AFFA deals with international animal disease coordination, emergency disease response and preparedness, and endemic animal disease. Within the OCVO, Aquatic Animal Health leads and coordinates national management of aquatic animal health and disease management for finfish, crustacea and molluscs." |
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| Intervet - Global Aquatic
Animal Health
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| Intervet
International, the world’s second largest Animal Health
company, is dedicated to the R&D, production and marketing
of efficacious and safe aquatic animal health (AAH) products. |
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Intervet has three specialised AAH
R&D centres plus support facilities at 55 globally-distributed
subsidiary companies. Intervet’s latest state-of-the-art AAH R&D
centre is located in Singapore and is dedicated to serving the
Asia-Pacific region. The focus is on R and D to develop vaccines against
bacterial and viral diseases for warm-water species. Development of
effective antiparasitic and endocrine products is also undertaken. With
Intervet’s R&D centres and commitment to global aquaculture in
place, the future looks bright. |
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| INVE
INVE is a multinational group of companies, active in agri- and aquaculture. Our Aquaculture Business Units provide nutritional and health solutions in fish and shrimp rearing. INVE are leaders in the development, production and commercialisation of a complete range of high quality products, comprising Artemia cysts; |
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a Selco line of rotifer and Artemia enrichment products; an extensive range of compound starter and broodstock diets; a Health line; Standard and Specialty Premixes and Concentrates for various stages/species.
For more information, please visit us at www.inve.com
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Fisheries is the key State Government department responsible
for promoting aquaculture industry development in New South
Wales, Australia. |
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progressive policy to encourage development of ecologically
sustainable aquaculture is a key role of NSW Fisheries. . |
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This is being achieved under Regional
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NSW
Fisheries provides advice to existing and potential
aquaculturists on technical matters such as site selection,
production systems, breeding and genetics, fish husbandry,
diets and feeding, disease management, and transport and
handling techniques.
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| The University of Queensland |
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| ASIAN
PACIFIC CHAPTER OF WORLD AQUACULTURE SOCIETY
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The World Aquaculture Society (WAS) is an international non-profit
society with over 4,000 members in 94 countries. The primary focus
of WAS is to improve communication and information exchange within
the global aquaculture community. |
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chapters in the Asian Pacific region, Latin America, the US and
Japan, as well as formal associations with the Asian Fisheries
Society and many other aquaculture organizations around the world.
Membership of the Asian Pacific Chapter is open to
anyone with an interest in Asian aquaculture. The goal of the
Chapter is to help sustainable aquaculture development through the
dissemination and exchange of information and ideas through
meetings, publications and discussions. We hope to serve all our
members, who include scientists, teachers, students, farmers,
manufacturers of equipment and supplies (including feed) and
people who develop policy and regulation. |
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| Australian Prawn Farmers Association
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