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There is no "magic" formula to cracking the Chinese export market, but Australian brands still stand to benefit by positioning their goods as "premium" quality, says a recent exhibitor at China's largest international export conference.

Australian brands from New South Wales, South Australia, Victoria, and Queensland showcased their non-alcoholic beers, wines and spirits at a “Sober Par-Tea”

The Albanese government's new trade pact with India will boost the Aussie wine industry, but winemakers say it will be no substitute for the once lucrative export market to China.

The deal will mean tariffs on 85% of Australian exports to India will be eliminated and a separate category of local exports (5%) will have costs revised down.

A new report has found Australian SMEs that are adopting innovative approaches are achieving success in the Chinese economy.

Australia will focus on China's punishing trade sanctions when Prime Minister Anthony Albanese meets President Xi Jinping, Treasurer Jim Chalmers says.

An Adelaide engineering company has further plans to tackle the global market with an export-friendly line of smart furniture and modular buildings.

With its growing navy and air force, and the bases it has built throughout the area, China is increasingly capable of disrupting shipping lanes crucial to Australia’s exports and imports.

A state-by-state breakdown shows state governments are spending $44 million on trade representatives overseas. What do taxpayers get for it?

It's an outbreak threat that has border security and the livestock industry on high alert, but farming groups are in support of the government's decision to leave borders with Indonesia open.

The movement of goods and people has slowed in the last two years, but global business isn’t going away — it’s evolving. 

A huge increase in business between India and Australia is expected over the next decade under a new trade agreement signed with the world’s fastest-growing economy over the weekend.