Science exports grow

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Tuesday, 07 August, 2001

The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade's publication "Australia's Trade with the European Union, 2000" reports that a significant contributor to export growth has been scientific equipment which rose by 36 per cent to $284 million.

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