26-08-2021, 09:55 PM
https://www.scmp.com/economy/china-econo...ra-beijing
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Australia has traditionally exported more frozen beef to China, but since April its exports have plunged, with the gap between the two widening quickly in favour of the US.
In April, the US shipped US$68 million worth of frozen beef to China compared to US$80 million from Australia, according to Chinese customs. In May, trade patterns reversed and the US had shipped US$90 million of frozen beef to China compared to Australia’s US$47 million.
US exports kept rising and hit US$107 million last month, with Australian shipments falling to US$35 million, flipping the trade pattern seen a year ago.
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Australia has traditionally exported more frozen beef to China, but since April its exports have plunged, with the gap between the two widening quickly in favour of the US.
In April, the US shipped US$68 million worth of frozen beef to China compared to US$80 million from Australia, according to Chinese customs. In May, trade patterns reversed and the US had shipped US$90 million of frozen beef to China compared to Australia’s US$47 million.
US exports kept rising and hit US$107 million last month, with Australian shipments falling to US$35 million, flipping the trade pattern seen a year ago.