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Grow Asia Participates in International Trade and Sustainable Agriculture Symposium
Grow Asia was honoured to participate in the International Trade and Sustainable Agriculture Symposium, co-hosted by the Australian Farm Institute (AFI) and the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry (DAFF) in Brisbane, Australia on 4–5 November 2025. The Symposium convened 100 policymakers, researchers, and industry leaders from across the Indo-Pacific to explore how agricultural trade can better align with sustainability objectives to create shared value and long
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World Food Day: Grow PNG Joins Grow Asia in Celebrating a Decade of Impact
On World Food Day, September 2025, in Singapore, Grow PNG, as Grow Asia’s Country Chapter in Papua New Guinea, participated in the Southeast Asia Partnership (SEAP) Conference and the Grow Asia Annual General Meeting (AGM). The event marked a celebration of Grow Asia’s 10-year journey of promoting inclusive, sustainable, and market-driven agricultural growth across Southeast Asia. During the conference, Grow PNG engaged with regional partners, sharing insights on agricultural
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Morobe Leading the Agricultural Transformation: Responding to the Prime Minister’s Call to Action
On Friday, 29 August 2025 , Grow PNG, in collaboration with the Australian Consulate-General, Lae , convened a high-level dialogue at the Lae Golf Club to advance discussions on land access and agricultural transformation in Papua New Guinea . The event brought together more than 30 leaders from the Morobe Provincial Government , the Markham District Development Authority , the Huon Gulf District Development Authority , agribusinesses, and development partners. The session w
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Unlocking Commercial Opportunities in the Taro Value Chain in the Markham Valley
A major step forward for potential taro value chain opportunities took place in the Markham Valley with a presentation by Sprout Economics , facilitated by Grow PNG Ltd at the Australian Consulate in Lae . The session shared key findings from Sprout Economics’ recent study on the taro value chain, highlighting opportunities to transform taro farming into a commercially viable and sustainable industry . The presentation followed a 10-day field visit across Lae and the Markha
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