Trade group AusBiotech has submitted to the review of the Export Market Development Grants (EMDG) to note that the program provides critical support for Australian biotechnology businesses to enhance and establish new overseas markets for export and partnership and to attract foreign direct investment and skills into Australia.
AusBiotech said in its submission that biotechnology is an industry that is global in nature and relies on international trade and investment for success. It is also characterized by a large number of micro and small business in growth phases, which is good for Australia’s economic growth, but their size also provides challenges for the companies themselves in accessing global markets.
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