In my previous article, I asked why Australia's fibre gap keeps widening while the market for fibre ingredients grows. In this article, I focus on what we're doing to close this gap.

There's a traceability and provenance gap as much as a nutritional one emerging in the Australian food market — and it's exactly the opening for an Australian industry that can supply fibre grown and made locally.

Global supply chain volatility is not going to resolve cleanly. The dual chokepoint crisis in the Middle East, ongoing US tariff uncertainty, the structural Huanglongbing impact on citrus supply and the repricing of maritime insurance are not temporary conditions. They are the new operating environment.