Making deliveries
Postharvest deliveries
From Monday 3 February 2025 we will receive all deliveries, including through port direct, under our postharvest procedure. Deliveries are available to select sites:
| Site | Contact number for booking |
Commodities |
|---|---|---|
| Thevenard | 08 8683 6100 | Wheat Barley |
| Port Lincoln | 08 8683 6100 | Wheat Barley Canola (non-GM) |
For pulses and genetically modified (GM) canola please contact 08 8683 6100.
| Site | Contact number for booking |
Commodities |
|---|---|---|
| Wallaroo | 08 8862 0200 | Wheat Barley |
| Ardrossan | 08 8862 0200 | Wheat Barley GM canola (genetically modified) Lentils |
| Port Pirie | 08 8862 0200 | Wheat Barley GM canola (genetically modified) |
| Roseworthy | 08 8862 0200 | Wheat Barley GM canola (genetically modified) Non-GM canola |
|
Site |
Contact number |
Commodities |
|
Inner Harbour |
Wheat |
|
| Tailem Bend | 08 8595 9500 |
Wheat |
|
Loxton |
08 8595 9500 |
Wheat |
|
Keith |
Wheat |
|
|
Bordertown |
GM canola (genetically modified) |
|
|
Wolseley |
Wheat |
|
|
Dooen |
03 5362 1900 |
Wheat |
To deliver from this date, please ensure you:
- call ahead of your delivery to book in, helping us plan our operations and ensure an efficient delivery
- provide information including your details and NGR, commodity and variety, carrier details and chemicals applied when you book
- complete a postharvest delivery declaration form in addition to the delivery advice and declaration form for every load.
Our postharvest delivery procedure helps to ensure southern Australian grain from our network continues to meet the needs of end use customers and maintains local and international market access.
Food safety and quality testing
In line with our food safety and quality management processes, we will continue to conduct testing which includes:
- classifying all grower loads upon delivery. If a segregation is not available for the specified grade for warehouse, please speak to a supervisor at site to discuss a delivery option
- all wheat (except SFW1 and FED1 grades) and malt barley deliveries are subject to falling number testing to ensure the quality has not deteriorated while in storage
- post delivery chemical residue testing on all loads after receival.
Growers can continue to provide a sample for indicative classification and/or chemical residue testing prior to delivery if you choose. If you want predelivery testing, we ask you plan this in advance to delivering as chemical results can take up to ten business days once the sample is received.