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Protecting the Planet

Green Themes at the Australian Pavilion

Less Waste: How Australia is Cleaning Up

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australia’s traceable beef

organic foods

clean coal technologies

renewable energy solutions

Australian Greenhouse Office

Gunns Ltd

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Former Japanese parliamentarian Isaburo (Jo) Takasuka first planted rice in Australia in 1905, using Japonica seed brought with him from Japan. One hundred years later more than 2,000 rice farmers supply Sun Rice with rice to mill and market to Australia and more than 70 countries around the world including Japan.

Sun Rice is a successful vertically integrated agri-business capable of guaranteeing quality and safety of product from paddock to plate. Thanks to a unique farm rotation system utilising natural biological controls, chemical usage on rice in Australia is the lowest in the developed world.

 

The rice industry is the first Australian agricultural industry to initiate a regional biodiversity plan and a greenhouse reduction strategy. Enquiries: Australian Rice Growers' Co-operative

Level 2, KBK Building 7-2 Ebisu 4-Chome Shibuya-ku Tokyo 150-0013

Tel/Fax: +813 3448 1930 email: argcjp@saturn.dti.ne.jp

 

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