US triples frozen beef exports to China against Australia
US frozen beef is taking a large share of the Chinese market, benefiting from tensions between Canberra and Beijing. Aussie frozen beef exports to China have fallen constantly since April this year, according to a report presented by the South China Morning Post newspaper.
In May, the US shipped $90 million of frozen beef to China, compared to Australia's $47 million, the Morning Post reported. By July, US exports hit $107 million, while Australia's shipments fell to $35 million.
Trade data show the values of US frozen beef exports to China between April and July this year were from 8 to 18 times higher than their corresponding months last year. Overall, first-half US beef exports to China increased more than 1,000% from a year ago in both volume (81,001 tonnes) and value ($622.5 million), thanks to improved market access that took effect in March 2020 under the Phase One Economic and Trade Agreement.
Labour shortages and workforce challenges Since Brexit, labour shortages have emerged as one of ...
Trumps tariffs On 2 March 2025, US President Donald Trump, announced ‘reciprocal tariffs&r...
BRF, one of the world's largest food companies and owner of the Sadia, Perdigão, Qualy and...
