GIA SA facilitates and promotes an efficient, equitable and competitive grain trading environment in South Australia.
The association is affiliated with Grain Trade Australia (GTA) the national peak industry body. GTA was formed in 1991 to formalise commodity trading standards, develop and publish the trade rules and standardise grain contracts across the Australian grain industry.
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21/01/21
GPSA has gone live with the registration pages for the Market Ready workshops (which will be combined in a ‘Trade and Market Access Day’ with their Beyond the Silo workshops in the afternoon).
Members are encouraged to attend and register at: our Market Ready website page.
GPSA’s member alert can be found here à https://tinyurl.com/GPSA-workshops2021
24/11/20
GIA SA is pleased to advise that the SAGMAG Market Ready Campaign has now been launched.
“South Australia has an excellent reputation for providing premium agricultural products and working closely with trading partners to ensure their needs are met. By continuing to uphold high grain hygiene standards, South Australian grain growers will have access to a large range of markets across the world for their grain.
Market Ready is new campaign which is an initiative of the South Australian Grain Market Access Group (SAGMAG). It is delivered by Grain Producers SA with the support of the Federal Government’s Agricultural Trade and Market Access Cooperation Program”.
All SAGMAG branded material is freely available for use at: http://grainproducerssa.com.au/.
A social media campaign will be rolled out over the coming weeks.
23/11/20
The next GIA SA committee meeting is set for 10am Wednesday 24 February 2021 at the Arkaba Hotel. Details to be sent closer to the date.
Attendees are invited to submit Agenda items for discussion to: admin@giasa.org.au.
Grain Trade Australia(GTA): https://www.graintrade.org.au/
Grain Producers SA (GPSA): http://grainproducerssa.com.au/
Bureau of Meteorology(BoM): http://www.bom.gov.au/