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中国禁澳洲大麦牛肉后隔天就允许进口美国大麦蓝莓。澳这冷枪白开了。
中美贸易利差巨大,开不开枪都得大肆进口美国农产品。结果,澳洲给机会让中国裁掉自己的农产品出口。
China has moved to permit further agricultural imports from the United States, including barley, just days after it blocked exports of the grain as well as beef from Australia.
It will allow imports of barley and blueberries from the US from Thursday, according to notices posted on China’s customs website.
China’s largest state-owned food processor, manufacturer and trader, China Oil and Foodstuffs Corporation (COFCO), also hinted it was likely to speed up buying American farm goods during an online industry conference on Thursday, reported Reuters.
According to COFCO International vice-general manager of China, Zhang Hua, the focus will be on soybeans, which is a top US export to China. Zhang added that pressures for adequate soybean supplies in China were expected to be high from May to September.
Even under normal circumstances, without Covid-19, it would have been difficult for China to meet its phase one trade deal commitments in farm goods purchases
This comes as Australia is still reeling from China’s plan to impose a tariff of up to 80 per cent on its barley exports due to anti-dumping allegations. It also suspended imports from four Australian beef processing plants due to labelling and health certificate violations earlier this week.
While the moves raised suspicions that Beijing was using trade to punish Canberra for lending support to the international call to investigate the origins of the coronavirus outbreak, there have also been suggestions from analysts that this could open up a route for China to increase imports of the two agriculture products from the US, helping it meet its purchase obligations under the phase one trade deal amid rising pressure from Washington.
中国能增加从美国进口大麦和牛肉,帮助其履行来自华盛顿日益增压的第一阶段贸易协议下的购买义务,得益于澳大利亚的“愚蠢/激进”行动。
“Even under normal circumstances, without Covid-19, it would have been difficult for China to meet its phase one trade deal commitments in farm goods purchases,” said Dan Senger, a consultant at CDI Global who has advised Chinese businesses on overseas agricultural acquisitions for over a decade.
https://sg.news.yahoo.com/china-opens-us-barley-blueberry-044754548.html

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