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The Export Council of Australia is honoured to once again host the Premier’s NSW Export Awards, and manage the Premier of Queensland's Export Awards and the Western Australian Industry and Export Awards.

Entering its 57th year the awards program continues to recognise and honour business excellence in the field of international business.

It truly is a great honour to be associated with the awards program and to follow the tremendous success of Australia’s top international businesses.

As long term organiser of the awards we would like to thank the international business community for their commitment to this highly regarded program by continuing to share stories of resilience, passion, dedication and international success.

Entering the awards and winning allows companies to:

raise company profile
improve business credibility
increase access to new markets
enhance existing business relationships and;
boost company and staff morale.

Over the years we have witnessed firsthand how beneficial the awards application process can be for companies and it really is a fantastic opportunity to review your export strategy and plan going forward. We wish all companies the best of luck applying into the program and please do not hesitate to contact the ECA for support during the application process.

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Leandra Coffey, Director, Fruity Sacks
Member of the ECA

“Our business is about making it easy for people to make environmentally friendly choices. We are looking to expand into new overseas markets and the ECA have been a huge help in this endeavour. The ECA have given us introductions to key businesses that can help us in the markets we are looking at, and their workshops and seminars on topics relevant to exporting were extremely useful. All up, our association with the ECA has been a great asset to Fruity Sacks.”

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Homart Group has been established for 27 years, and specialises in manufacturing and marketing high quality Australian health supplements. Their products include two major segments of health supplements; skin care and dairy products. Their biggest export challenge is the regulations each country has for the import permits. It normally takes long time to get the registration approval before they can sell the goods into that country.