Corporate Body

Australian Meat Board (1936 - 1977)

Commonwealth of Australia

From
2 January 1936
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
To
1 December 1977
Functions
Advisory or regulatory body and Food or beverage industry
Reference No
CA 82
Legal Status
Agency of the Commonwealth of Australia
Location
Sydney, New South Wales

Summary

The Australian Meat Board was first established in January 1936. In 1977 the Australian Meat Board ceased operations and was replaced by the Australian Meat and Livestock Corporation.

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 1936 - 1977 Australian Meat Board
       1977 - 1998 Australian Meat and Livestock Corporation
             1998 - Meat and Livestock Australia

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