Animal Medicines Australia welcomes Government announcement of additional funding for HPAI (Avian Influenza) H5N1 preparedness
Animal Medicines Australia, the peak industry body representing the leaders of the animal health industry in Australia, welcomes the Federal Government’s announcement of an additional […]
Protecting your pets from ticks and other parasites
Recent reports show an alarming increase in parasites (including fleas, ticks and mod worms), putting pets at risk at a time of year when some […]
Industry Stewardship program closes the loop on agvet recycling program
The agriculture and recycling industry came together this week in Melbourne to launchan industry-led recycling initiative. Drums-to-Drums aims to close the loop on agriculturaland veterinary […]
Animal Medicines Australia welcomes new Minister for Agriculture
Australia’s peak industry body representing the leaders of the animal health industry in Australia, Animal Medicines Australia (AMA) acknowledges and congratulates the new Government frontbench […]
Roadmap to Reducing the Need for Antibiotics – Progress Report 2023
In 2019, the global animal health industry set 25 Commitments to help reduce the need to use antibiotics in animals by 2025. The Roadmap to […]
Veterinarians are essential health workers
27 April 2024 The continued spread of High Pathogenicity Avian Influenza (HPAI) through domestic poultry and wild bird populations around the world, coupled with the […]
Animal Medicines Australia welcomes Government’s initial response to APVMA Rapid Evaluation
17 April 2024 Today, Animal Medicines Australia welcomes the Government’s release of its initial response to the Rapid Evaluation into the Australian Pesticides and Veterinary […]
Roadmap to reducing the need for antibiotics – Progress Report 2021
APVMA hits 100% timeframe performance
The Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority has shown a sustained improvement in timeframe performance in the June quarter, with 100% of product applications for […]
Critical Technologies Discussion Paper: Agriculture
AMA supports the Government’s commitment to identifying current and emerging critical technologies that are key to the prosperity of Australia’s agricultural sector. In its current […]