China's Ministry of Commerce announced that Australian beef imports will soon face a 55% tariff. This measure will be implemented once shipments exceed the annual quota, which has already reached 90% of its limit. The tariff aims to protect China's domestic beef farmers, who have been struggling with decreased demand and falling import prices. AI
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