China beefs up food security again with yet another ban on Australian meat imports

China has suspended imports from yet another Australian meat processing facility, this one hit by a high-profile coronavirus outbreak.China customs said on Friday it would stop beef coming in from the south Australian plant Teys Naracoorte from January 29, but did not give a reason for the decision.It is the tenth Australian abattoir to cease meat exports to China since May 2020, with three of the suspensions, including the latest, apparently related to Covid-19.Customs data showed the…

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