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BTW he is born in Iraq.
And moved to UK.
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The overwhelming majority of food sold in Australia is grown and supplied by Australian farmers. We are able to export more than half of our agricultural produce, while more than 90 per cent of fresh fruit and vegetables, meat, milk and eggs sold in supermarkets are domestically produced. Of the foods imported into Australia, a substantial proportion comprised highly processed foods not produced in Australia, speciality branded spirits, seafood and processed fruit and vegetables.
A comprehensive analysis of the Australian food industry is provided in the department’s Australian Food Statistics series.