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trade
Australia Concerned EU ‘Deforestation’ Rules Could Impact Cattle Trade
The Australian Senate has passed a motion calling on the European Union to delay implementation of a law which it claims is flawed and could cut exports.
China’s Largest Food Processor Sued for Alleged Manipulation of Australian Wheat Prices
A Chinese Communist Party company has been sued by ASIC after claims of price manipulation.
Why Is the CCP Afraid of Its Own People?
The Chinese regime is banging the drums of war. Outside China, it’s becoming more aggressive.
US–Mexico Semiconductor Partnership Announced in Response to Global Challenges
Agreement seeks to aid the United States in lessening its dependence on foreign adversaries for semiconductors and the resources used to produce them.
Canola Exporters Brace for Economic Impact From Red Sea Attacks: Rabobank
The disruption of commercial activity in the Suez Canal may have repercussions for Australian trade.
Australia Pursues Trade Deal With UAE After EU Hiccup
The potential agreement could help the countries work together on net zero.
Australian PM Doesn’t Rule Out CCP Involvement In Pacific Trade Bloc
Anthony Albanese looking to improve Sino-Australian trade relations.
Australia Eyes Lobster, Beef Trade Barriers After Wine Breakthrough
The government will advocate to resolve trade hurdles on beef and rock lobster.
