Food & Beverages

People all over the world trust Australian food and beverages to be premium quality, nutritious, clean and sustainably produced. Now growing numbers of buyers are choosing Australian products for special occasions as well as everyday enjoyment. Australia’s different regions all bring something special to the table.

Australian food and beverages are now winning new fans all around the world. More and more Australian products can be found on the menus of Michelin star restaurants, in the first-class cabins of global airlines and on the shelves of high-end retailers, including growing numbers of online stores.

Occasionally Ayers Rock Marketing (Australia) Pty Ltd will source premium and high quality food & beverages items from other parts of the world to help meet our clients demands.

Health, BioTechnology & Wellbeing

Over the past decade, Australia’s health and medical industry has grown dramatically in size and reputation for its world leading technology, innovation, high professional skills, advanced research, development and robust health system.

It is characterised by a small number of global multinational companies (approximately 20 per cent of the industry) and a large number of small and medium-sized enterprises (80 per cent of the industry).

The health and medical industry is represented by manufacturers, specialised in niche applications in the fields of cardiovascular, diagnostic, hearing, orthopaedic, respiratory devices, as well as health IT, health infrastructure, services and clinical trials. The industry is also expected to advance rapidly into new fields of science, engineering, and nanotechnology to facilitate new innovations in the biomedical sphere and an increasing convergence of physical and biological technology platforms.

Consumer Goods, Non – Food

The consumer goods sector, predominately made up of the clothing and fashion; cosmetics and toiletries; and jewellery industries is one of Australia's most exciting and dynamic areas.

Australia has had a reputation for quality surfwear and swimwear, but Australian designers are also making inroads in the world's fashion centre with world-class, cost-competitive designs.

Meanwhile, the cosmetics industry has more than doubled in the last 20 years, with consumers responding to the purity and quality of Australian products – which range from body and hair products, cosmeceuticals, sunscreen and anti-ageing products.

Finally, Australia's jewellery industry covers a diverse range of products, from precious metals and stones to decorative ornaments and costume jewellery. As well as its diamonds, opals and sapphires, Australia is also renowned as one of the major producers of quality pearls..

Occasionally Ayers Rock Marketing (Australia) Pty Ltd will also source premium and high quality Consumer Goods item from other parts of the world to help meet our clients demands

Manufacturing

Australia has a proud record of originality in advanced manufacturing. It is the country that gave birth to the ultrasound scanner, the black box flight recorder and the bionic ear. Today, advanced manufacturing accounts for around half of Australia’s A$100 billion plus annual manufacturing output and is one of the fastest growing export sectors.

Part of this success is due to cross-fertilisation between R&D institutions and the manufacturing sector. Advanced manufacturing has become a prime avenue for inward investment in Australia. Some industry sectors have attracted particular attention among overseas high-technology companies. These include: Boeing and BAE Systems for specialist aerospace components; Ford, General Motors, and Toyota in the automotive sector; BASF and DuPont in the chemicals industry; and Siemens in energy and water treatment technology.

Occasionally Ayers Rock Marketing (Australia) Pty Ltd will source premium and quality manufacturing items from other parts of the world to help meet our clients demands.

Agri Business

The Australian agribusiness sector occupies a significant place in the Australian economy and has a strong track record in attracting international investment throughout the agricultural supply chain.

Australia’s diverse climate, rainfall patterns and soil types sustain a wide range of agribusiness enterprises, including: tropical and temperate horticulture; inland and coastal aquaculture; the production of grains, oilseeds and fibres; grazing and feed lotting of livestock; thoroughbred breeding, forestry and the production of timber products.

Australia enjoys several advantages. Our geographic isolation and leading quarantine and monitoring regime help preserve a reputation for high quality production. Proximity to Asian economies, extensive free trade agreements and counter-seasonal production for the northern hemisphere means that trans-national companies sourcing from Australia can deliver produce throughout the year; this assists to drive demand for Australia’s products in world markets.

Occasionally Ayers Rock Marketing (Australia) Pty Ltd will also source premium and quality Agricultural Products from other parts of the world to help meet our clients demands.

Environment and Energy

Signing the Kyoto Protocol in 2007, committing to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 60 per cent by 2050 and expanding the renewable energy target to 20 per cent by 2020 confirm Australia’s strong commitment to addressing climate change and restructuring to a low carbon economy.

Australia is naturally endowed with a wealth of renewable energy resources, especially solar, wind, wave and tidal and hot dry rock geothermal energy, all of which are now being mapped by the Australian Government in an online renewable energy atlas to help planners and investors.

Australia has also contributed to innovations in solar photovoltaic cell design and in solar thermal. Australian universities hold world records for high performing silicon photovoltaic cells in most categories and have developed commercial technologies including the ‘Sliver Cell’.

Australian companies are also developing large scale concentrating solar generation systems and pioneering the development of photosynthetic dye solar cells. Australia has led the world in the development and commercialisation of solar hot water heating. Australian researchers are progressing second generation biofuels through bio-prospecting algae and biomass feed stocks