Experts believe that the increase in imports from Australia will likely lead to lower tariffs and increase quotas, writes Meatinfo.

According to the agreement between the two countries, Chinese imports of beef from Australia totaled 172 411 tons, which exceeds the annual quota for 2019 170 thousand tons in accordance with the agreement signed between the General administration of customs (GAC).

It is expected that the quota will be cancelled and Australia will be duty-free imported beef in China, says Lee Guxiang, researcher, Institute of rural development, Chinese Academy of social Sciences.

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