Industrial Products
Industrial products.
Iron ore, machinery parts, auto parts, solar equipment, fertiliser and packaging. Each line is named by specification.
- A$118,755mIron ore and concentrates exportedDFAT goods trade factsheet, 2025–26
- 22.3%Share of goods exportsDFAT goods trade factsheet, 2025–26
- A$6,007mFertiliser imports, excluding crudeDFAT goods trade factsheet, 2025–26
What moves
- Iron ore, fines or lump, quoted by grade.
- Machinery and equipment parts, auto parts and solar equipment.
- Fertiliser and food or beverage packaging.
Markets
- Iron ore and concentrates were Australia’s largest goods export in 2025–26.
- Vehicle parts and accessories imports were A$4,665 million in the same year. That national line is wider than any one parts programme.
Season
- Mine and factory lead times, not a crop calendar.
What buyers specify
- Fe grade, moisture and size for ore.
- Drawing or part number for machinery and auto parts.
- Analysis for fertiliser. Food-contact certificate where packaging touches food.
Packing and terms
- Bulk for ore. Cartons, crates or pallets for parts.
- The Incoterm does not replace a specification.
Check before the goods move
- Import conditions for fertiliser, machinery and related goods are read in BICON for the actual product. DAFF, BICON
- Electrical equipment is offered as compliant only when the Australian requirement for that article is confirmed.
For a quotation
- The product and the specification: grade, variety, or part number.
- Export or import, and the destination or origin country.
- A quantity and a unit.
- Timing, and an Incoterm if you already know it.
- Your name, company, and an email for the reply.