The Australian Livestock Export Corporation Ltd (LiveCorp) is a not-for-profit industry service provider with approximately 45 members and associate members involved in the export of Australian livestock.
LiveCorp is funded through statutory levies contributed by livestock exporters and was established in 1998 as a result of a restructuring of Institutional arrangements within the meat and livestock industry.
LiveCorp works closely with industry stakeholders to continuously improve performance in animal health and welfare, supply chain efficiency and market access through the provision of technical services and research, development and extension (RD&E).
LiveCorp delivers benefits to producers and exporters by investing in programs in research, development and extension, animal welfare, supply chain and market access. LiveCorp is also responsible for the training of onboard stock people who care for livestock exported by sea through the Stockperson Training Program.
Meat & Livestock Australia Limited (MLA) delivers marketing and research and development services for Australia’s cattle, sheep and goat producers.
MLA creates opportunities for livestock supply chains from their combined investments to build demand and productivity
Most of MLA’s funding comes from transaction levies placed on the sale of livestock, with the Australian Government providing matched funding for levy investment in most R&D.
MLA provides services, tools and information that create tangible benefits for livestock producers that flow back to the farm gate.
Exporter Supply Chain Assurance System (ESCAS)