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 grifoodAsia forms strategic and
co-operative business relationships
with key agrifood-related
government departments, industry and business groups, research and
development organisations, education and training institutions, major
businesses and agrifood experts in Australia, China, SE-Asia and other parts
of the world, working in partnership to develop agrifood trade, investment
and co-operation and capture agrifood opportunities for mutual benefit.
Partnership Structure
AgrifoodAsia’s partner structures and associated networks are extensive,
particularly in China, Australia and SE-Asia, providing our partners, associates and clients
the service of a diversity of
international business structures, mechanisms, relationships, networks and expertise, and
access to a range of products, services and technology critical to agrifood
business success.
Strategic Partners
AgrifoodAsia's Australian strategic partners include major government
departments such as Agsell in NSW Department of Primary Industries, business groups, industry bodies,
universities, R & D organisations, businesses and important economic groups
such as Australia's Central Economic Zone (CEZ) in the state of NSW
comprising 30 local governments covering an area of 400,000 sq. km.
AgrifoodAsia's China
strategic partners include key departments in China's Ministry of
Agriculture such as China National Farmers Science & Technology Training
Centre and China Central TV and Broadcasting School responsible for the
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development, training and promotion of China's agrifood sector,
provincial and city governments, major agrifood development zones and
technology parks, China
Agricultural University and important government departments, industry and
business groups, academic and and training institutions, and R&D
organizations in the various provinces and
cities throughout China.
Browse our partnership options
and contact our offices on how you
can form a strategic, co-operative or an associate partnership with us to help you
realize your business gaols and do business better in Australia, China and
SE-Asia.
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