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Brazil ban expected to have little impact on Australian beef

Two cases of Mad Cow disease in Brazil have resulted in a voluntary ban on exports to China.

Staff writer
Brazil's ban on beef exports to China should have limited impact on Australia.

Brazil's ban on beef exports to China should have limited impact on Australia.

If the suspension continues, it could have a significant impact on the global beef market, given that last year China imported approximately 2.1 million tonnes of beef, with 36.5 per cent and 20.9 per...

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