Brand Tasmania, page-80

A few general interest items...

"Ms Charles hoped to produce about 100 tonnes of honey this year, where about 65 per cent — down from about 70 — will be exported around the world.

"We've decided to do more domestic marketing. It's more of a risk management strategy for us; we felt too heavily weighted in exports," she said."

https://www.abc.net.au/news/rural/2...dier-leaves-century-old-honey-legacy/11944274

"The suite of technology here isn't that common — there's only two in Australia, but in terms of the full suite we're the only ones to have it," Mr Roberts said.

After recognising a demand from consumers for environmentally-conscious wine labels, Riversdale aims to be fully solar-powered by 2023."

https://mobile.abc.net.au/news/2020...r-greater-sustainability/11947628?pfmredir=sm

"Mr Taylor said on Sunday the government believed the answer was not a new tax or more bureaucracy but "practical change" driven by science and technology.

"The pathway to meaningful impacts on global emissions is through development and deployment of new technologies," Mr Taylor said.

"That is where Australia can have the biggest impact on reducing global emissions."

He confirmed the government expected to deliver a long-term emissions reduction strategy before the Glasgow summit."

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