The Australian livestock industry is providing additional biosecurity support to Indonesia. 

Up to 600-thousand foot and mouth disease vaccines will be available for purchase for Australian cattle entering Indonesian feedlots. 

Technical and training support will also be offered for long-term biosecurity capacity. 

Rural reporter Meg Van Lohuizen spoke with Australian Live Exporters' Council chief executive Mark Harvey-Sutton, to find out how it will help the industry. 

The Australian livestock industry is providing additional biosecurity support to Indonesia. 
Up to 600-thousand foot and mouth disease vaccines will be available for purchase for Australian cattle entering Indonesian feedlots. 
Technical and training support will also be offered for long-term biosecurity capacity. 
Rural reporter Meg Van Lohuizen spoke with Australian Live Exporters' Council chief executive Mark Harvey-Sutton, to find out how it will help the industry.

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