China Suspends Beef Import from the Sixth Australian Supplier as Trade Disputes Escalates
As the Australia-China Trade War gets worsened, China announced more Australian beef import suspension, without providing any reason for the import ban.
China has successively banned five Australian beef suppliers this year. One of which was accused of using Chloramphenicol, a prohibited antibiotic banned in Australia and China, the other four were accused of violating quarantine requirements.
China Customs stopped application and registration for beef exports from Meramist, the sixth Australian beef supplier, from 7 December without any explanation. Meramist General Manager Mike Eathorne said in an interview with the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) yesterday, "I was advised five minutes ago and I have been given absolutely no reasons."
#China #Australia #AustralianBeefSuppliers #TradeWar #Meramist #MikeEathorne
Source: Stand News #Dec08
https://bit.ly/2KKwyPB
As the Australia-China Trade War gets worsened, China announced more Australian beef import suspension, without providing any reason for the import ban.
China has successively banned five Australian beef suppliers this year. One of which was accused of using Chloramphenicol, a prohibited antibiotic banned in Australia and China, the other four were accused of violating quarantine requirements.
China Customs stopped application and registration for beef exports from Meramist, the sixth Australian beef supplier, from 7 December without any explanation. Meramist General Manager Mike Eathorne said in an interview with the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) yesterday, "I was advised five minutes ago and I have been given absolutely no reasons."
#China #Australia #AustralianBeefSuppliers #TradeWar #Meramist #MikeEathorne
Source: Stand News #Dec08
https://bit.ly/2KKwyPB