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$22M for flood affected primary industries supply chain

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$22M for flood affected primary industries supply chain
Kyogle Council News 12 Dec 2022

Agricultural processing businesses that were impacted by the February and March 2022 floods are being assisted to re-establish operations through the Australian and NSW Government’s $22 million Supply Chain Support Program.

Eligible processors that experienced direct flood damage can apply for up to $2 million to support projects such as the replacement of damaged plant and machinery, business and product diversification or transporting product from outside the area.
 Processing businesses indirectly impacted by floods through major supply chain disruptions can apply for up to $250,000.
Source: Kyogle Council News : $22M for flood affected primary industries supply chain
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