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New Board member appointed4035On 20th December 2023 Hon Jo Palmer, Minister for Primary Industries and Water, appointed Mr Grant Archer to the Board of TDIA as a Member with wide practical knowledge of the dairy farming industry, selected from nominations submitted by an organization representing dairy farmers, for a period of 3 years. 16/02/2024 3:57:14 AMOn 20th December Mr Grant Archer was appointed to the Board of TDIA as a Member with wide practical knowledge of the dairy farming industry, selected from nominations submitted by htmlFalseaspx
About TDIA4037Information about how the Tasmanian Dairy Industry Authority is structured and how it operates.1/10/2024 11:12:43 PM Tasmanian Dairy Industry Authority (TDIA) is an independent statutory government authority fully funded by the dairy industry TDIA is established under the Tasmanian Dairy htmlFalseaspx
Contact Us4038How to contact the business units and staff of the Tasmanian Dairy Industry Authority26/07/2019 2:46:42 AMTasmanian Dairy Industry Authority  PO Box 303, Devonport  Tas  7310 In the event of a food safety issue, please call immediately - do not rely on email htmlFalseaspx
Feedback4039Send an email message to us24/01/2025 12:59:38 AMAll complaints made to the TDIA will be dealt with in a responsive, confidential, and fair manner, and will be managed in accordance with our external complaints handling policy htmlFalseaspx
Operating a dairy business4040For those that are already operating as a dairy farmer, dairy factory or a vendor of dairy products.30/04/2018 3:31:31 AMDairy food business operators need to be aware of the on-going requirements of their licence conditions htmlFalseaspx
Resources4041Legislation, Codes of Practice, industry information and technical notes. Recall information30/04/2018 4:51:00 AMTDIA operates with a small workforce so that the cost to the industry is reduced - however we are able to utilise the resources of the dairy industry as a whole in Australia to htmlFalseaspx
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Starting a dairy business4043Farmers, processes/manufacturers and vendors need to operate under an appropriate licence. The Tasmanian Dairy Industry Authority (TDIA) is responsible for the food safety licensing, inspection and auditing of dairy processors and dairy farms.10/07/2024 4:43:59 AMAll dairy farmers who sell their milk (or supply it to their own factory) need a licence Anyone who makes bottled milk or makes dairy products, including yoghurt, cheese htmlFalseaspx
Items of Interest249003Agfest19/03/2025 3:28:06 AMCome and see us at Agfest 1-3 May 2025 The Primary Produce Safety (Dairy) Regulations 2024, developed under Section 9 of the Primary Produce Safety Act 2011 (“the PPSA”) came into htmlFalseaspx
Management of TDIA4044Current Board members of TDIA31/01/2024 12:12:01 AMIn accordance with Section 6 of the Dairy Industry Act 1994, TDIA is governed by a Board appointed by the Minister for Primary Industries and Water two members who have a wide htmlFalseaspx
How do we work with other regulatory bodies?4045Describes the interactions of the Tasmanian Dairy Industry Authority with other government entities1/05/2018 3:24:38 AMTDIA works closely with local, State and Commonwealth bodies to ensure that legislation is applied fairly and consistently, whilst protecting consumers and our markets htmlFalseaspx
How do we ensure compliance?4046Audits, corrective actions, licence suspension, revocation10/09/2018 1:10:26 AMTDIA prefers to work with licensees, and offers advice and assistance to ensure that food safety legislation and environmental requirements are understood and met htmlFalseaspx
How does TDIA assist?4047The Tasmanian Dairy Industry Authority provides advice and assistance for new and existing licensees. 30/04/2018 4:30:54 AMTDIA works closely with new manufacturers before they become licensed to ensure they are aware of their obligations, and to offer advice and assistance In the event of a factory htmlFalseaspx
Planning and Financial Information4048TDIA Strategic Plan and Annual Reports and Audited Financial Reports5/11/2024 4:21:32 AMThe TDIA Strategic Plan for the period 2024 - 2027 can be downloaded here TDIA Strategic Plan 24-27 (PDF 848Kb TDIA Annual Reports and Audited Financial Statements htmlFalseaspx
Farmers4049Ongoing requirements for dairy farm operators and when to contact us.11/10/2023 10:11:10 PMDairy farmers are visited by TDIA annually to check that their food safety and effluent management systems are operating in accordance with their approved food safety plan and htmlFalseaspx
Factories4050Factory audits, manufacturing issues and when to contact us.16/09/2022 4:09:25 AMDairy factories in Tasmania manufacture a vast range of high quality dairy products, sought after by many markets Tasmanian dairy products benefit from Tasmania's clean, green htmlFalseaspx
Vendors4051Operating as a vendor.30/04/2018 4:16:25 AM are not audited at this stage, but TDIA can choose to do so to check cleanliness and temperature of products If you change contact details Contact TDIA if you change address or htmlFalseaspx
Technical resources for farms and factories4052Links to resources available nationally to assist dairy businesses.21/04/2022 3:18:20 AMDairy Australia provides many resources for farmers and industry, including ​animal management, farm business management, industry statistics, industry outlook, and information on htmlFalseaspx
Dairy Food Safety4053Food Standards information, recall procedures and protocols, and guides to help your understanding of dairy food safety.9/08/2024 1:43:56 AMThe following resources provide information to assist you in controlling dairy food safety risks Food Standards Australia Food Safety Hub A Risk Profile of Dairy Products in htmlFalseaspx
Resources for Exporters4054Information to assist dairy exporters, or those wishing to enter the export market.20/05/2019 5:04:59 AMInformation to assist dairy exporters or those wishing to enter the export market can be found at Importing Country Requirements can be found at A great tool to check your readiness htmlFalseaspx

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