Alternative ports for live sheep exports : a report to the Alternative Ports Review Committee

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Corporate AuthorACIL Economics and Policy Pty LtdDescriptionThis study examines the advantages and disadvantages from economic, industry, environmental and community perspectives of exporting sheep through the major regional ports and/or Cockburn Sound as compared to the current export operation through Fremantle. This is a conceptual study in the sense that the industry has already made its commercial decision to use Fremantle Harbour. The decision on which port is used may be influenced by Western Australian government policy, and relative port charges, but in general is made by the shop owners and sheep importers in the Middle East, primarily driven by where sheep can be most cheaply sourcedImprintWest Perth, W.A. : ACIL Economics and Policy, 1995Collationiv, 108 p. ; 30 cm.LanguageEnglishNotesCover title "April 1995" - on coverDewey Class387.1 ACIPublication FormatReport

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Barcode30118000186910LocationReference Collection

SubjectMeat industryShippingFremantle Port AuthorityLivestock - TransportLive sheep exportsHarbours and portsCollectionPublications Collection

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