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2021 Fine Food Aquaculture Catalogue Catalogue Sydney Royal Fine Food Show Aquaculture 19 February 2021 Sydney Showground Sydney Olympic Park www.rasnsw.com.au This page is intentionally blank. Welcome from the President The Royal Agricultural Society of NSW is proud to host Australia’s finest agricultural competitions. Encouraging innovation and rewarding excellence in food and wine production is not only at the heart of our charter, but a tradition carried forward with competitions attracting talented and ambitious producers Australia-wide. Involvement in our Sydney Royal competitions provides a platform for benchmarking and equips winners with a distinguishing asset. Whether it’s gold, silver or bronze, a Sydney Royal medal is highly regarded in the industry and can be used as a marketing tool to help consumers identify the best of the best. Whether your product receives a medal or not, you will receive valuable feedback from the judges and will discover where your product sits against industry benchmarks. This can be just as valuable to your business as a Sydney Royal medal in that it will help you evolve, improve and even raise your standing in the competitive consumer field. The integrity of our Sydney Royal Competitions rests in the hands of accomplished, impartial and independent judges. Their professionalism, energy and high ethical standards are as impressive as the calibre of entries the competitions attract. I’d like to thank our judges and also extend my deepest thanks to the stewards, Competition partners, Committees and supporters. I wish you all the best of luck in the competition and hope you benefit positively from this Sydney Royal experience. Michael Millner President, Royal Agricultural Society of NSW 2 SYDNEY ROYAL FINE FOOD SHOW OFFICE BEARERS HONORARY OFFICE BEARERS Patron Vice Patron Her Excellency the Honourable Margaret Beazley AO QC Mr G B Dudley OAM Governor of New South Wales OFFICE HOLDERS President Vice Presidents Treasurer Mr M J Millner Mr J C Bennett OAM Mr G N Sharpe Ms A M Kirk Dr M A Schembri BOARD MEMBERS Mr M J Millner Mr J C Bennett OAM Ms A M Kirk Mr G N Sharpe Mr G W Bell Mr D M Davidson Ms D E Ovens Mr S J Walker Mr B E Gilmour, Chief Executive OFFICE BEARERS Mr G D Andrews Mr D M Davidson Mrs K Little Mrs K Reidy Mr J Angus Mr S J B Davies Mr A W Lucas Ms A A Renwick Mr G W Bell Dr E M Downes Mr M A MacCue Dr M A Schembri Mr J D W Bell Ms S P Evans Mr D F Macintyre Mr G N Sharpe Mr J C Bennett OAM Mr J E Fairley Mr G W Mason Mrs S R Wakeford Mr G Best Ms J M Forrest Ms Y G McKenzie Mr S J Walker Mr L B Bowtell Mr W B Giblin Ms L S Milan OAM Mr G R Watson Mr J G Bryson Mrs A J Hamilton Mr M J Millner Mr H B White OAM Mr J Byrnes Ms S L Hannigan Ms D E Ovens Mrs K E Wickson Mr C P Carter Ms E A Hastings Mrs M Paynter Mr B J Wilson Mrs R Clubb AM Mr E E Hughes Ms R L Petrie Ms C A Wythes Mr G R Cochrane Mr G R Johnston Mr A J Rayner Dr R A Zammit Mr S G Dadd Ms A M Kirk Mr R G Reid Chief Executive Mr B E Gilmour General Manager Finance & Administration Mr R Lee Auditors Ernst & Young As at 30 November 2020 SYDNEY ROYAL FINE FOOD SHOW 3 TABLE OF CONTENTS Message from the President 1 Office Bearers 2 Committee & Officials 4 Sponsors 5 Medal Awards 5 Media Release 6 Special Awards 8 Aquaculture Competition 10 Index to Exhibitors 13 This version issued 8 March 2021. 4 SYDNEY ROYAL FINE FOOD SHOW 2021 SYDNEY ROYAL FINE FOOD SHOW FINE FOOD COMMITTEE Mr L Bowtell (Chair) Mr S Davies Ms S B Evans Mr G W Mason Ms L Milan OAM Mr G Reid Mr H B White OAM Mrs S R Wakeford HONORARY MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE Mr Gerry Andersen OAM Mr W A Picken Mr Tim Slack-Smith INDUSTRY ADVISORS Mr Gerry Andersen OAM Mr Ian Lyall Mr Steve McOrrie Mr Roy Mills STEWARD- IN- CHIEF Ms Sally Evans CHAIR OF JUDGES Mr John Susman CHIEF STEWARD Mr Gerry Andersen OAM JUDGES Mr Colin Barker Mr Steve Belcher Mr Mark Boulter Ms Jessica Brook Mr Corey Costelloe Mr Jules Crocker Ms Lisa Downs Mr Nikolas Du Moulin Mr Steve Hodges Mr Ian Lyall Mr Steve McOrrie Mr Roy Mills Mr Josh Niland Mr Wayne O’Connor Mr Erik Poole Mr Russell Smith Mr Kim Terakes Mr Frank Theodore Mrs Brigid Treloar Mr Stewart Wallace Mr Anthony Zammit ASSOCIATE JUDGES Mr Mark Livermore STEWARDS Mr Steve Allingham Ms Margaret Crane Mrs Susan Healey Mr Bill Picken Mrs Lesley Picken Mrs Cecily Rogers Mr Colin Rogers Mr Darren Waterson SYDNEY ROYAL FINE FOOD SHOW 5 SPONSORS The Royal Agricultural Society of NSW gratefully acknowledges the below Sponsor of the Sydney Royal Aquaculture Competition NSW Food Authority Sponsoring the Aquaculture Competition The Royal Agricultural Society of NSW also gratefully acknowledges the below Industry Partner of the Sydney Royal Fine Food Show Australian Prawn Farmers Association Supporting the Aquaculture Competition How to Read the Results Catalogue Class number & description Judges general comments for Class 4 - Sample Class the whole Class JUDGES COMMENTS: Outstanding product entered. There has been significant improvement of entries over the past few years. Exhibitors who didn’t receive medals should take care when presenting their product. Point score Medal G 21 Company A, Sample Product (Produced by Producer 1) 90.67 G 20 Company B, Sample Product (Produced by Producer 2) 90.00 S 22 Company C, Sample Product (Produced by Producer 3) 88.67 B 19 Company D, Sample Product (Produced by Producer 4) 76.25 LEGEND G Gold S Silver B Bronze Medal Awards Medal Awards for all Competitions are determined by the Judges on the following scale of points: Gold - Exhibits gaining 90.00 points and over; Silver - Exhibits gaining 82.00 but less than 90.00 points; Bronze - Exhibits gaining 74.00 but less than 82.00 points. REWARDING EXCELLENCE IN AUSTRALIAN AGRICULTURE REWARDING EXCELLENCE IN AUSTRALIAN AGRICULTURE 8 SYDNEY ROYAL FINE FOOD SHOW SPECIAL AWARDS CHAMPION AQUACULTURE PRODUCT (Classes 1 to 7) CHAMPION FRESH FISH (Classes 4 and 5) The Champion Aquaculture Product Perpetual Trophy, donated by Clean Seas Seafood Noel Herbst OAM. Produced by Clean Seas Seafood Tathra Oysters Class No. 4 / Cat No. 73 Produced by Tathra Oysters Spencer Gulf Kingfish Class No. 2 / Cat No. 44 Nelson Lake Bistro Cylinder CHAMPION SMOKED/CURED PRODUCT (Class 6) CHAMPION PRAWN (Class 1) Brilliant Food The Champion Prawn Perpetual Trophy, donated by Graham J Crouch. Produced by Brilliant Food Gold Coast Marine Aquaculture Class No. 6 / Cat No. 101 Produced by Gold Coast Marine Aquaculture Brilliant Food - Smoked Ocean Trout Class No. 1 / Cat No. 5 Gold Coast Tiger Prawns - 10/15 CHAMPION OTHER FARMED AQUACULTURE PRODUCT (Classes 3 and 7) CHAMPION SYDNEY ROCK OYSTER (Class 2) Yumbah Aquaculture Ltd Prize (Annual Trophy) supported by the NSW Food Authority. Produced by Yumbah Aquaculture Ltd Tathra Oysters Class No. 7 / Cat No. 115 Produced by Tathra Oysters Yumbah Australian Tiger Abalone Whole In Shell - 12pc Per Class No. 2 / Cat No. 44 Kg Nelson Lake Bistro Cylinder Proud sponsors of the Sydney Royal Fine Food Show Working with our aquaculture industry to protect the fine foods of NSW The NSW Food Authority is committed to ensuring that food produced or sold in NSW is safe and correctly labelled. Visit us at www.foodauthority.nsw.gov.au/industry 2021 JN16286 10 SYDNEY ROYAL FINE FOOD SHOW SYDNEY ROYAL FINE FOOD SHOW 11 12 SYDNEY ROYAL FINE FOOD SHOW SYDNEY ROYAL FINE FOOD SHOW 13 Australia's Oyster Coast, Batemans Bay NSW The Nambucca Oyster Company, Macksville NSW http://www.australiasoystercoast.com Verve Hill, Leeton NSW Bellingen Smokehouse, Raleigh NSW http://www.vervehill.com.au http://www.bellingensmokehouse.com.au Wapengo Rocks Wild Organic Oysters, Bermagui NSW Brilliant Food, Paddington NSW http://www.wapengorocks.com.au http://www.brilliantfood.com.au Whittens Organic Oyster Farms, West Gosford NSW Broadwater Oysters, Pambula NSW http://www.whittensoysters.com.au http://www.broadwateroysters.com.au Woodbridge Smokehouse, Mornington TAS Clean Seas Seafood, Pyrmont NSW http://www.woodbridgesmokehouse.com.au http://www.cleanseas.com.au Yumbah Aquaculture Ltd, Wingfield SA Condabilla Fish Farm, Murrumba Downs QLD https://yumbah.com http://www.condabillafish.com.au Coral Coast Barramundi, Bowen QLD http://www.coralcoastbarra.com.au Daintree Saltwater Barramundi Fish Farms Pty Ltd, Mossman QLD Deanos Springwater Smoked Trout, Black Mountain NSW http://www.deanossmokedtrout.com.au Eden Smokehouse, Eden NSW http://www.edensmokehouse.com.au Eucumbene Trout Farm, Rocky Plain NSW Eyre Peninsula Seafoods, Port Lincoln SA https://www.epseafoods.com.au GFB Fisheries Pty Ltd - T/A Spring Creek Barramundi, Townsville QLD http://www.springcreekbarramundi.com.au Gold Coast Marine Aquaculture, Woongoolba QLD http://www.gctigerprawns.com.au Hazelgrove Oysters, Pambula NSW http://www.hazelgroveoysters.com Infinity Blue Barramundi, Werribee VIC http://www.infinitybluebarramundi.com.au Kingfisher Oysters Pty Ltd, Bermagui NSW Mainstream Aquaculture Queensland, Mourilyan QLD http://www.pejoenterprises.com.au Merimbula Gourmet Oysters, Pambula NSW Mimosa Rock Oysters, Tathra NSW http://www.mimosarockoysters.com.au Montague Oysters, Narooma NSW Murray Cod Australia, Griffith NSW http://www.aquna.com Pacific Reef Fisheries, Ayr QLD https://www.pacificreef.com.au Petuna Pty Ltd, East Devonport TAS http://www.petuna.com.au Pialligo Estate Smokehouse, Fairbairn ACT http://www.pialligosmokehouse.com.au South Coast Mariculture, Mornington VIC http://www.jervisbaymussels.com.au Stirling Oysters, Nethercote NSW Tassal Group, Lidcombe NSW https://tassalgroup.com.au Tathra Oysters, Tathra NSW http://www.tathraoysters.com.au THE ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF NSW WOULD LIKE TO THANK ITS 2021 SPONSORS FOR SUPPORTING EXCELLENCE IN AUSTRALIAN AGRICULTURE AND REGIONAL COMMUNITIES Gold Bronze Correct as of 1 March 2021.
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