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Published on Monday, April 1, 2024
Where's the beef? While China trade breakthroughs are a positive, "significant" barriers remain for locked-out red meat processors
The Australian beef industry believes there is "no legitimate technical reason" for Chinese bans to remain in place on eight meat processing establishments.
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