Agribusiness, Food and Beverages finalists

For outstanding international success in the field of manufactured foods, beverages or agricultural products.

National finalists for the 62nd Australian Export Awards in the Agribusiness, Food and Beverages category.


Burra Foods

Korumburra (Bunurong), Victoria

Factory with five large buildings and a verandah

Burra Foods exports high-end dairy products from Gippsland Victoria to a global marketplace. For over 30 years, the company has built a global reputation for quality and innovation.

Burra Foods operates a state-of-the-art plant at Korumburra. Here, it manufactures specialised dairy ingredients using Australian A-grade milk. The company’s wealth of experience and technical expertise means it can tailor unique solutions to meet customer demands and changes in the market.

Burra Foods’ top export markets are Japan, Taiwan, Kuwait, China, Indonesia, Malaysia, United Arab Emirates, Yemen, Singapore and Vietnam.

Visit Burra Foods website.

Craig Mostyn Group

Fremantle (Whadjuk), Western Australia

Green basket with green shelled seafood

Craig Mostyn Group (CMG) is one of the largest family-owned food and agricultural businesses in Australia. Its premium brands bring high-quality Australian produce to markets across the globe.

CMG is Western Australia’s largest vertically integrated pork, lamb and beef business. The company also has seafood operations on the east coast, including three abalone farms in Victoria and Tasmania. CMG also has a rendering business supplying tallow into global markets for pet food and bio-fuel.

CMG’s top export markets are Singapore, China, Taiwan, Canada, Vietnam, United Arab Emirates, Japan, the US, Indonesia and Hong Kong.

Visit Craig Mostyn Group website.

Frosty Boy Global

Yatala (Yuggera), Queensland

bright company photograph standing infront of merchant stand

For nearly 50 years, Frosty Boy Global has been at the heart of Australian manufacturing. It supplies premium powder-based products to some of the world’s most beloved brands.

The acclaimed manufacturer also provides market-leading, end-to-end product solutions. Its successful model enables Frosty Boy to address clients’ changing business needs in a competitive landscape, whilst supporting expansion into new markets. 

Frosty Boy supplies quick-service restaurants, major retailers, convenience and cafe brands in more than 76 countries.  Its top export markets include the Philippines, Malaysia, India, Indonesia, Vietnam, United Arab Emirates, South Korea and Saudi Arabia.

Visit Frosty Boy Global website.

Hellyers Road Distillery 

Havenview (Lutruwita), Tasmania

person packing beverages into box

Hellyers Road Distillery is home to some of Australia’s finest aged whiskies. 

All Hellyers Road whiskies are crafted in Tasmania using the finest local ingredients. The distillery plays a vital role in supporting other Tasmanian businesses, from barley growing and malting to high-precision engineering and agricultural by-product use.

Hellyers Road boasts a thriving cellar door that attracts more 35,000 visitors from across the globe every year. The cellar door comes complete with a restaurant, gift shop, whisky tasting room and engaging distillery tours. Hellyers Road Distillery’s top export markets are the US, France and China.

Visit Hellyers Road website.

Rum Jungle Meat Exports 

Batchelor (Kungarakany), Northern Territory

white food packaging with black text stating free range beef burger

Rum Jungle Meat Exports (RJME) is the only export-accredited buffalo processor in Australia and the only export abattoir in the Northern Territory.

Located at Batchelor, the facility adds value to the local livestock supply chain. Rather than transporting livestock to southern states for processing, RJME provides a cost-effective local processing option for farmers. RJME also processes buffalo during the dry season. 

The RJME abattoir is Halal Accredited. This allows RJME to market products derived from these animals into most Halal markets around the world. Rum Jungle Meat Exports’ top export markets are Vietnam, China, Belgium, the US and South Korea.

Visit Rum Jungle Meat Exports website.

The Yoghurt Shop

Burton (Kaurna), South Australia

the yoghurt shop yoghurt, with honey in the background.

The Yoghurt Shop started as a single stall at the Adelaide Central Market. Today it delivers its indulgent yoghurt to consumers across the world.

The Yoghurt Shop’s unique advantage is the traditional way it makes its product. The team hand-strains the yoghurt through cheese cloths each day. This means the thick and creamy nature of its products comes from what’s taken out, not what’s added.

The company’s export journey began in 2016 when it started sending products to Brunei. Its top export markets are China, Singapore, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Brunei Darussalam, New Zealand, Thailand, United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia and the Philippines.

Visit The Yoghurt Shop website.

Twisted Healthy Treats

Ingleburn (Dharawal), New South Wales

person in a hairnet smiling and a food factory behind

Twisted Healthy Treats (THT) makes delicious, better-for-you frozen dairy desserts for a global market. The female-led company lets consumers indulge in low- or no-sugar desserts that offer the functional benefits of protein, probiotics and fibre.

THT is based at a world-class, purpose-built manufacturing facility in Western Sydney. With a strong focus on product innovation, THT is constantly creating new products to meet changing consumer demands and market trends. Its treats are made with 100% Australian dairy and use dietary friendly formulations.

THT’s top export markets are the US, China, United Arab Emirates, New Zealand and Malaysia.

Visit Twisted Healthy Treats website.


62nd Australian Export Awards finalists

Recognised for outstanding export achievements.