Explore SARDI's Fisheries Science Program, delivering expert scientific advice to enhance sustainable fisheries management in South Australia and beyond.
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SafeFish provides technical advice to support Australia’s seafood trade and market access negotiations. It helps resolve barriers to trade by bringing together experts in food safety and hygiene to collaborate with industry and regulators. The
Explore the SARDI Aquaculture Science Program, offering expert scientific and technical guidance to enhance sustainable aquaculture practices in South Australia.
We provide technical support and assistance to food businesses to improve product quality. Our work advances SA's competitive existing food industries by facilitating innovation and solving minor technical issues. Services. Under a State Government
SARDI provides pathology services that include disease, nematode and insect identification for all horticultural crops and provides details about the cause of diseases when available.
The decline of the Spencer Gulf, West Coast and Gulf St Vincent Snapper stocks is related to extended periods of poor juvenile recruitment – low numbers of baby Snapper entering the population. The volume of Snapper that are produced, survive,
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The plant-based food sector is rapidly emerging in Australia, with consumers embracing plant-based foods as a part of their diet. Enhancing the technology and research capability for plant-based foods will attract further investment in South
Explore the Snapper Science Program, dedicated to restoring snapper populations in South Australia through research, monitoring, and community engagement. Join us!