National Residue Survey 2024–25 results released

The Australian macadamia industry has maintained a strong record of compliance under the Australian Government’s National Residue Survey (NRS), achieving an overall compliance rate of 98.7% in 2024–25.

The survey analysed 159 macadamia samples collected from processing plants across northern New South Wales and Queensland. Samples were tested for a range of insecticides, herbicides, fungicides and environmental contaminants, with results assessed against Australian and relevant international standards.

According to the report, Australian macadamia producers continue to demonstrate a high degree of good agricultural practice.” The residue monitoring program is a long-standing cooperative effort between the NRS, the Australian Macadamia Society and macadamia handlers and processors, providing independent verification that Australian macadamias meet stringent safety and quality standards.

To learn more about the Australian macadamia industry’s sustainability practices, head here.

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