Indigenous Australian businesses expand into global markets
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 14 Nov, 21:31 · Archive
Indigenous Australian businesses are expanding into international markets, including Canada and the United States.
Indigenous Australian businesses are expanding into international markets through trade missions and global partnerships. Linda Goldspink-Lord founded Poseidon Animal Health after significant personal challenges, including the death of her eldest daughter in an accident on her Wollongong property. She turned to focusing on gut health, which she said transformed her life, then applied that knowledge to developing supplements for horses and dogs.
Posteidon Animal Health's products are now available across Australia, New Zealand and the United States, with plans to enter the Canadian market in early 2027. The company was part of a Supply Nation delegation that travelled to Canada in June. Ms Goldspink-Lord said the trade mission and relationships built through Supply Nation registration had accelerated the company's expansion plans.
Supply Nation chief executive Kate Russell said Canada represented an attractive market for Indigenous Australian businesses, describing it as 'a mature, developed market' with 'strong recognition of the shared values and potential for collaboration with Canada's First Nations-owned businesses'. Other Indigenous businesses have already succeeded in Canada, with Munda Wines entering the market in 2023.
How it is being reported
- Cheers to culture: Indigenous businesses take on worldIndigenous businesses across a range of industries are tapping into global markets and sharing culture across the world.Perth Now · 14 Nov, 21:01
- Cheers to culture: Indigenous businesses take on worldIndigenous businesses across a range of industries are tapping into global markets and sharing culture across the world.The West Australian · 14 Nov, 21:01
In this story: Linda Goldspink-Lord · Poseidon Animal Health · Supply Nation · Kate Russell · Pauly Vandenbergh · Munda Wines · Wollongong · Canada
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