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Australia says US beef will soon be welcome here again. It’s unlikely we’ll buy much of it

  • Written by Felicity Deane, Professor of Trade Law and Taxation, Queensland University of Technology
Australia says US beef will soon be welcome here again. It’s unlikely we’ll buy much of itDarcyMaulsby/Getty

The Albanese government has today confirmed it will lift biosecurity restrictions on beef imports from the United States. The timing of this decision has raised some eyebrows.

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