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We are undertaking an open and broad consultation process on options to improve Australia’s domestic organics regulatory framework.
The purpose of this next phase of work is to better understand the sector, explore problems with the current regulatory framework, and inform potential regulatory and non-regulatory reform options. In particular, we want to make sure we are fully informed of the costs and benefits of any option up for consideration, and what will work best for the organics industry in a domestic context.
As part of this process, PricewaterhouseCoopers Australia (PwC) have developed a survey for operators within the domestic organics market to establish a complete picture of the current market and into the foreseeable future. The survey includes multiple choice and free text questions to get your perceptions and thoughts.
The survey is open until 5pm (AEDT), Tuesday 1 February 2022.
Your views are important and will provide direct feedback to help shape the project as it moves forward.
We are undertaking an open and broad consultation process on options to improve Australia’s domestic organics regulatory framework.
The purpose of this next phase of work is to better understand the sector, explore problems with the current regulatory framework, and inform potential regulatory and non-regulatory reform options. In particular, we want to make sure we are fully informed of the costs and benefits of any option up for consideration, and what will work best for the organics industry in a domestic context.
As part of this process, PricewaterhouseCoopers Australia (PwC) have developed a survey for operators within the domestic organics market to establish a complete picture of the current market and into the foreseeable future. The survey includes multiple choice and free text questions to get your perceptions and thoughts.
The survey is open until 5pm (AEDT), Tuesday 1 February 2022.
Your views are important and will provide direct feedback to help shape the project as it moves forward.
We invite you to share your opinions and thoughts on Australia’s organic market. As a business operating within the Australian economy, your participation in this survey will help us gather key industry insights on the organics sector.
We will ask you a number of multiple choice and free text questions which will approximately take 10 minutes to complete.
Submissions close 5pm (AEDT) on Tuesday 1 February 2022.
