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And we are back - welcome to 2021 - and what a yea

And we are back - welcome to 2021 - and what a year it promises to be.

We're kicking off the year with the launch of the Domestic Market Pathway Program.

If you're looking to expand your distribution channels to regional or national markets and wanting to grow your footprint - this is the program for you.

For full details email info@foodagribusiness.org.au.
Powered by @exportconnect Shopability and supported by @sunshinecoastcouncil and @rdasunshinecoast.
This program is just one of the many new initiatives and activities we are rolling out in 2021 - all designed to enhance and strengthen our collaborative ecosystem to empower our members and industry to grow.
#growyourbusiness #businessgrowth #newmarkets #foodbusiness #drinkbusiness #distribution

From our @foodagnetwork Family to yours... wishing

From our @foodagnetwork Family to yours... wishing you a very festive, safe and relaxing Christmas and New Year!

As of 1:00am Wednesday 23 December, all businesses

As of 1:00am Wednesday 23 December, all businesses in the hospitality industry (such as pubs, clubs, restaurants and cafés) in Queensland must comply with new electronic contact information collection requirements per the Restrictions on Businesses, Activities and Undertakings Direction.
- Businesses must now move away from paper-based record keeping methods; and
- Businesses need to have an electronic form or other digital method to capture contact information.
There are a variety of electronic methods businesses can use to adhere to restrictions.
These could vary from:
- QR codes
- Online fillable forms
- Online booking systems
- Digital spreadsheet
If a business already has an online booking system that captures patron information, there is no need for a secondary form of digital record keeping. This restriction is ensuring that all businesses in the hospitality industry are moving away from paper-based record keeping and that the digital information can be provided in a timely manner upon request.
It is imperative that contact tracers can use legible and accurate information to contact people.
For more information please visit: https://bit.ly/2Jf8AvA
Thanks RDA Sunshine Coast for updates.

Why @hellosunshinemag we are FANgirling over the n

Why @hellosunshinemag we are FANgirling over the new mag!! Big Congrats on the launch of the 1st edition. Everyone else make sure you pick up a copy OUT NOW. #supportlocal

Tonight we’re saying a big thank you to our dedi

Tonight we’re saying a big thank you to our dedicated Board who have been invaluable to our team, network and industry especially in the “ year that was”. Also especially grateful that @millstkitchen opened just for us. Yes the food is amazing. #thankyou

Huge congrats to Norman and the team @malenyfoodco

Huge congrats to Norman and the team @malenyfoodco on the opening of their new digs. Time for gelato!!! #supportlocal #eatlocal #shoplocal