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Information and Publications for Food Manufacturers

Counter-Terrorism for Food Service Businesses
Traditionally, the hospitality industry offers an unrestricted, comfortable and relaxed environment for which Queensland is famous. But recent international terrorist activities demand greater awareness of the potential threats that now face this industry. Counter-terrorism measures should now be seriously considered and integrated into business operations.

Business owners and operators should also think through their business dependencies. How would you cope if a key service provider could no longer supply essential items needed to operate your business? What would be the impact if similar businesses in the industry were the target of terrorist attacks?

Restaurant and Catering Queensland and the Queensland Government have jointly produced a Counter-Terrorism Guide for Food Service Businesses.  For more information or to view the kit please visit the Restaurant and Catering Queensland website.

Executive Summary of the Wide Bay Burnett Regional Food Industry Development Strategy
The report presents a regional food industry development strategy for the Wide Bay Burnett.

The study covers:

  • future directions for the food industry in the Wide Bay Burnett and four sub-regions
  • market development opportunities
  • current and future infrastructure requirements to support industry growth
  • an industry investment attraction and reinvestment action plan. 

Last updated 30 July 2009

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