Globalization Trade (GT) is rather complex; but it is popular and feasible. Free Trade is a way for countries to exchange goods and resources. By taking comparative advantage of producing goods at a lower opportunity cost, it enables and encourages countries in more specialization on a global level.

With the officially signing of CAFTA "China Australia Free Trade Agreement”, it makes it easier to penetrate the huge China market; therefore, there are more abundant trade and business opportunities available.

CAFTAssoc is one of the distinctive business associations in Australia and it is doing remarkably well. In fact, it is confidently striving towards its goal of becoming an outstanding business association

CAFTAsso, has established its intentions by helping business minded individuals with their future businesses. Offering an abundance of handy and relevant information solely on trade opportunities. Therefore, CAFTAssoc is cordially inviting you to contact us; we are earnestly looking forward to hearing from you soon.






 
  • Bridging and facilitating potential trading and investing activities or opportunities exist between China and Australia.

  • Providing relevant information of any trade & investment opportunities for all candidacy enquiries.

  • Reaching out and seeking for relevant or active parties for, and with, potential trade opportunities.

  • Acting as an official trading agent or representative..

 

Australia was the first country to initiate a bilateral FTA process with China, with talks beginning in May 2005 following a joint feasibility study and Australia’s decision to grant China ‘market economy status’ under World Trade Organization rules.

The China–Australia Free Trade Agreement (CAFTA) is a bilateral Free Trade Agreement (FTA) between the governments of Australia and China. After 21 negotiating rounds, the free trade agreement was signed between the two countries on 17 June 2015. The Free Trade Agreement (CAFTA) came in effect on 20 December 2015.

According to the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, in 2014, China was Australia's largest export market for both goods and services, accounting for nearly a third of total exports. Because of this, there is a tremendous growing source of foreign investments.



 
  • Freeing up tariff for 95% percent of Australian exports to China, including many agricultural products such as beef and dairy.

  • Liberalizing market access for Australia's services sector, and investments by private companies from China under 1,078 million AUD will not be subject to FIRB approval.

  • Establishing a practical Investor State Dispute Settlement mechanism.

  • Granting up to 5,000 visas to Chinese nationals for work and holidaymakers.


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