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Animal Welfare

At ALRTA, we are dedicated to upholding the highest standards of animal welfare. Through our advocacy and project work, we are committed to livestock transport across Australia being conducted safely, responsibly, and with compassion.

- Effluent Code of Practice
- Animal Welfare Committee
- Mind Your Pees & Poos Campaign

25‘ National
Rural Carriers
Convention

Celebrating 40 years
Thoroughbred Park Canberra ACT, 4-5 April 2025

Partnership
Opportunities

By aligning with us, you can help drive positive change while gaining access to a network that strengthens your business through industry expertise, brand visibility, and tailored benefits.

WELCOME TO THE

Australian Livestock and
Rural Transporters Association (ALRTA)

Our mission is to represent and support the hard-working road transport operators that are vital to Australia’s agricultural supply chain. Together, with our six state associations, we work to ensure that rural road transport is safe, responsible, and productive, contributing to the strength of regional economies and communities.

About us

ALRTA is the peak body representing rural road transport businesses that service the agricultural supply chain. We work closely with governments, industry, communities, and media to promote safety, responsibility, and productivity in rural road transport.

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Partners

Our trusted partners provide essential support to our members, offering valuable services, products, education, and more

Members Benefits

Join ALRTA to unlock a wealth of exclusive benefits: industry advocacy, valuable member discounts, specialised services, educational resources, and a strong community network.

SETTING NEW STANDARDS FOR THE INDUSTRY

Effluent Code of Practice

The Effluent Code of Practice ensures safe, responsible, and efficient livestock transport through collaborative stakeholder efforts.

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