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Selling bread and bakery goods
Trade Measurement laws regulate the sale of bakery lines from the time they’re manufactured or imported into Australia, to their sale at wholesale and retail markets. Bread and bakery items are typically sold prepackaged or non-prepackaged. Non-prepackaged items don't have to be sold by measurement or have any labelling.
Selling cane sugar and grain
Cane sugar and grain are traded based on quantity and quality.
Selling firewood
You can sell firewood by weight, volume or lot.
Selling fruit and vegetables
Trade measurement laws regulate the retail and wholesale sale of fruit and vegetables.
Selling garden landscape materials
You may sell loose garden landscape materials by volume, by weight or by lot.
Selling liquid fuels
Trade measurement laws regulate the wholesale and retail sale of liquid fuels.
Selling meat
Meat is any part of a dead animal, including any attached bone or bone marrow, connective tissue, fat, rind, nerves, blood or skin.
Selling seafood
You must sell most seafood, when not pre-packaged, by weight.
Servicing licensees
Servicing licensees help build trust and confidence in the accuracy of measurements used to determine the trade value of goods.
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Tech Standards Security Clearance Program
Our department sponsors and funds Australian Government security clearances for Australian experts participating in setting international critical technology standards.
Applicants must be setting international technical standards in 1 or more of 7 critical technology fields:
- advanced manufacturing and materials technologies
- artificial intelligence (AI) technologies
- advanced information and communication technologies
- quantum technologies
- autonomous systems, robotics, positioning, timing and sensing
- biotechnologies
- clean energy generation and storage technologies.