A Partnership Built on Progress: ATTIA and AgriFutures Australia
For many years, ATTIA and AgriFutures Australia have worked together as part of a broader industry effort to advance Australian Tea Tree Oil. Discover how this longstanding partnership is helping turn industry priorities into research, evidence and practical outcomes.
What Makes Australian Tea Tree Oil Different? It Starts With the Levy.
Australian Tea Tree Oil comes from a levied industry, with every kilogram produced contributing to research and innovation. Discover how this collective investment helps build the science and evidence behind 100% Pure Australian Tea Tree Oil, and why that matters when choosing Tea Tree Oil.
EU Regulatory Update: Progress Continues as Industry Response Gains Momentum
EU Regulatory Update: Progress Continues as Industry Response Gains Momentum
A Critical Moment for Tea Tree Oil: New Global Report Highlights Industry Risk and Opportunity
IFEAT Socio-Economic Report
Adulteration and the integrity of tea tree oil
Adulteration and the integrity of tea tree oil. Learning from honey to safeguard authenticity in tea tree oil
EU Regulatory Developments Affecting Tea Tree Oil
ATTIA’s perspective on EU Regulatory Developments Affecting Tea Tree Oil
Updated International Standard for Tea Tree Oil.
From ISO 4730:2025 to ATTIA’s Code of Practice — raising the standard for Tea Tree Oil.
Khapra Beetle Threat - What Tea Tree Producers Need to Know
National Pest Alert for the Tea Tree Industry.
New Research Explores Vapour-Based Tea Tree Oil Action Against Bovine Respiratory Pathogens
Emerging research highlights tea tree oil’s versatility across new therapeutic applications.
Who’s Who in the EU Tea Tree Oil Regulatory Review
ATTIA’s guide to the agencies, committees, and industry bodies shaping the outcome.
ATTIA Biosecurity Update: Containing Red Imported Fire Ants
Fire Ant Update - Emergency Order No. 13 Now in Force
Issue Brief: Response to Re-Classification of Tea Tree Oil by ECHA.
ATTIA Response to the Damaging Re-Classification of Tea Tree Oil by the European Chemicals Agency.
Scientists Confirm: Essential Oils Unrelated to Hormone Disruption
Epidemiological Research Debunks the Long-Held Myth That Lavender and Tea Tree Oils Cause Endocrine Disruption in Children.
Results of a study by Franklin Health Research Centre (USA) conclusively rule out Tea Tree Oil as an endocrine disrupter.
Biosecurity Plan for the Tea Tree Industry
Biosecurity for the Australian tea tree industry focuses on five key areas outlined below, and identifies the components to be implemented over the life of the biosecurity plan 2019-2023.
Tea tree oil and prostate research tops Cancer Council list
Dr Cornelia Bertram, from the UWA School of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine, will receive $24,000 towards her research into improved tea tree oil based formulations that could eradicate cancer cells and potentially be used in the future to treat superficial and deep skin cancers more efficiently.
Elsinoë scab (Elsinoë eelemani) of Tea Tree (Melaleuca alternifolia)
Elsinoë eelemani is a fungus that causes scabby lesions to develop on infected Tea Tree (Melaleuca alternifolia) leaves and stems (Figure 1). The disease, Elsinoë scab, has been reported to occur in Tea Tree for more than 20 years. Disease incidence and severity vary between plantations but typically develop following periods of persistent or frequent moisture.