dates for the 2024 south australia competition now confirmed! Please see under "events" & "competitions"

Entries open Friday 12th january '24
entries close monday 26th february'24

delivery of exhibits wed 20th->friday 22nd march
judging dates monday 25th->wed 27th march

awards presented friday 19th april'24

Australian Coffee Traders Association inc.

Who is ACTA and what does it do?

ACTA represents the Australian coffee industry by assisting and improving the standards, promoting the image of coffee and provides a platform for networking and furthering education.

ACTA liaises with the media and regulative bodies on all aspects of the industry.

We regularly communicate industry issues with media e.g: – Coffee news – Magazines – Misleading and incorrect commentary – Fair trade – Rainforest Alliance – 4C common code for the coffee community – Market movements – Green Bean pricing.

ACTA addresses industry issues with authorities e.g: – GST – Parchment (AQIS) – EPA standards – Australian Customs requirements.

Achievements:

ACTA’s involvement led to the successful negotiations of the exclusion of coffee from GST; Instrumental in the reduction of duties on the importation of coffee.

The united voice for the Australian coffee industry since 1940

We provide experienced
judges (independent) for Royal Agricultural Society’s coffee awards.

Notices

Please note our new ACTA address effective April 2022 :

Australian Coffee Traders Association Inc

PO Box 635

Wahroonga

NSW 2076.

COVID-19 Pandemic: Links for the well being of your business.

We would like to acknowledge the significant impact COVID-19 is having on business, communities and individuals across the world. Our thoughts go out to those who have been directly impacted by this crisis.

Keeping your employees, customers and community safe by being as proactive as possible about cleanliness should be your top priority.

Please find a list from the Safe Work Australia website lists the following links:

Comcare

Comcare has issued guidance for workers and employers on work health and safety and workers’ compensation in relation to the coronavirus outbreak. The information includes advice on WHS obligations, managing risks and compensation coverage.

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SafeWork NSW – Coronavirus