Pete Findlay

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And people will turn to more natural, nutritious, high nutritious, dense foods, I would say from that.

I think it's fantastic.

So I think it's got huge – so do you think dairy's really a protein carrier?

Dairy's got as much protein as fat in it, so it's a very high protein-based product.

You've got two different types of – you've actually got a number of different proteins within dairy, all which meet protein users' needs.

They're all whey protein and so forth.

It's all very absorbable.

And so I think the dairy is ideally placed for this protein consumption drive that we're seeing.

You've got red meat, chicken, pork, all of our wonderful meats that we produce, which are great protein carriers.

And then plant-based protein, I think, will become bigger and bigger too.

So plant-based protein, which can be extracted from wheat and various different sorts of plants that we grow here.

So I think...

I think Australia agriculture has a huge opportunity, not just with the protein movement that we're seeing in Australia, but I think the protein drive will happen across Southeast Asia.

I think they're probably a little bit behind us, but not far.

I think Australian agriculture has a huge opportunity to supply protein into Southeast Asia and Northern Asia.

And so I think it's a terrific thing for our agricultural industry.

Oh, I think we do at the raw, at the farmer level.

I think we're getting better in various areas.

I think we're exceptionally good at broadacre cropping and beef and meat production.