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Project Details
Name |
Feasibility study for establishing a snake farming industry in Australia |
|---|---|
Summary |
unknown |
Program |
New Animal Products |
Research organisation |
De Groot International Food Marketing Pty Ltd |
Objective summary |
Examine the feasibility of establishing a snake farming industry in Australia. Assess the consumer and producer markets for snake products in Australia and overseas markets. Examine the business and environment aspects of snake farming based on overseas operations. |
Corporate goal |
unknown |
National priority |
Frontier technologies for building and transforming Australian industries |
Rural priority |
Supply chain and markets |
RIRDC goal |
NAP-Develop new opportunities |
Principal researcher |
Yoland De Groot, phone (07) 3206 9133 |
Research manager |
Julie Bird, phone unknown |
Admin contact |
Yoland De Groot |