The project on Animal Welfare Best Practice for Australian Prawn Farming brings several benefits. Firstly, it ensures that welfare practices in the industry are aligned and meet global best practice standards, such as those set by the Aquaculture Stewardship Council (ASC) and Best Aquaculture Practice (BAP). By collating updated animal welfare practices and providing advice on their implementation within Australian conditions, the project seeks to safeguard industry against claims of sub-optimal welfare practices and enhance its reputation. The project also serves as a valuable resource when engaging with welfare groups, endorsers, government, and the community, demonstrating the industry's commitment to animal welfare. Moreover, the implementation of the recommended best practices will ensure compliance with the ASC and BAP standards throughout all aspects of prawn farming, from broodstock collection to processing. Overall, the project promotes the welfare of prawns in Australian aquaculture and reinforces the industry's commitment to responsible and sustainable practices.