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- Australian Dairy Nutritionals Group (AHF) receives export certification to export products from its facility in Camperdown, Victoria, to international markets
- The company gained the export certification via the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry (DAFF)
- AHF can now export its infant formula and other products through the Chinese cross-border e-commerce channel (CBEC) and into other markets
- The group says the export certification is a critical step in accessing key markets across Asia, where it attended two large trade shows towards the end of 2022
- AHF shares closed grey at 3.8 cents on Friday afternoon
Australian Dairy Nutritionals Group (AHF) has been given the green light to export products from its infant formula facility in Camperdown, Victoria, to international markets.
The company’s facility in Victoria was successful in achieving export certification through the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry (DAFF).
AHF produced premium-quality branded dairy products sold in Australia and overseas. It owns high-quality organic and organic A2 dairy farms, as well as a processing facility in Southwestern Victoria, considered to be the ‘Golden Triangle’ of Australia’s dairy industry.
The export certification means the group will be able to export its infant formula and other dried milk and milk powder products from the facility to international markets, subject to local requirements.
All of the Ocean Road Dairies Organic A2 protein infant formula produced at the facility will be eligible for export via the Chinese cross-border e-commerce channel (CBEC) and into other markets provided registration is approved.
Towards the back end of 2022, representatives from AHF attended two large trade shows in Asia, where there was a strong level of interest was displayed in the Ocean Road products. AHD said it believed the export certification is a critical step in accessing these key markets.
AHF shares closed grey at 3.8 cents on Friday afternoon.
