Port refusals of bulk food commodities Flashcards

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Why is data or port refusals difficult to obtain?

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  • deregulation of ports (no longer government entities)
  • information is commercially sensitive
  • despite low recorded incidences of port refusal, there is a severe impact on trade relations and supply chain costs
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What losses to port refusals result in?

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tangible and intangible losses through the supply chain

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Outline live sheep exports from australia

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  • exports 2million sheep via live export market each year to more than 100 destinations
  • middle east is by far the biggest market for sheep (Indonesia biggest market for live cattle)
  • industry earns the nation A$1billion pa
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What is scabby mouth virus?

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  • disease of sheep
  • World Organisation for Animal Health recognises this as a common and minor disease in all sheep across the world
  • no risk to human health from eating animals with scabby mouth
  • sheep have been rejected from ports d/t this
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Implications of port refusals

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  • trade halted
  • increased spends: Development of the Exported Supply Chain Assurance SYstem (ESCAS) to demonstrate: control through the supply chain, traceability through the supply chain and reporting and accountability + improvement to overseas animal welfare
  • CONSIDER: risk premiums on sales to high risk markets
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T/F: looses are intangible and tangiblle so why not impose a risk premium as a cost of marketing?

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True

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