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Australia has agreed to allow U.S. beef into its market, following the easing of import restrictions that had previously caused dissatisfaction with President Donald Trump. This agreement, celebrated by the Trump administration, represents a partial victory for American farmers seeking to expand their international markets.
President Trump highlighted this development in a post on Truth Social, warning other countries about their trade stances on American beef. He has been eager to renegotiate trade agreements he believes were unfavorable to the United States, though economists have often disputed his claims.
Australia’s Agriculture Minister, Julie Collins, stated that comprehensive scientific and risk-based evaluations confirmed that U.S. biosecurity measures align with Australian concerns. As a result, beef from cattle born in Canada or Mexico and processed in the U.S. is now eligible for importation. Australian companies can start applying for permits soon, signaling a new chapter in transpacific trade.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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