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China imposes curbs on beef imports to protect domestic industry

China will impose an added 55% tariff on beef imports that exceed quota levels from key suppliers including Brazil, Australia and the U.S. in a move to protect its domestic cattle industry.

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Government 'disappointed' with China's new beef import tariffs

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China’s $1bn beef blow stuns Australia

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China says to impose extra 55% tariffs on some beef imports

China said on Wednesday it will impose additional 55 percent tariffs on some beef imports from countries including Brazil, Australia and the United States that exceed a certain quantity from January 1...

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Australian meat industry warns China's new beef tariff impact will be 'severe'

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China sets quotas, slaps extra tariffs on beef imports

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'Risk': Australia protests China war games

Australian diplomats have delivered a message to China after the regional rival surrounded Taiwan in live-fire war games.

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China slaps whopping tariff on Aussie beef, putting $1b a year at risk

China has slapped a 55 per cent tariff on Australian beef imports that exceed quota levels in a shock overnight move set to cost our cattle business at least a billion dollars a year.

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China, Australia hold 5th Strategic Economic Dialogue via video, eyeing on deeper co-op

China and Australia hold the 5th Strategic Economic Dialogue via video link on December 19, 2025. Photo: National Development and Reform Commission. China and Australia held the 5

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China slams countries that criticised Taiwan drills as ‘irresponsible’

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Australian Dollar remains steady following China's NBS PMI

The Australian Dollar (AUD) inches higher against the US Dollar (USD), holding ground for the second successive session. Volumes are expected to be thin due to the New Year's holiday in Australia.