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Australian meat body warns new China beef tariff impact will be 'severe'
Australian beef took centre stage at a food trade show in Shanghai in 2025. (Supplied: MLA/ABC Landline)
China announced a new raft of trade measures to protect its domestic beef industry.
These include an added 55 per cent tariff on beef imports that exceed quotas from several countries, including Australia.
The Australian Meat Industry Council says the measures could cost the industry about $1 billion.
An Australian meat industry peak body says China's move to impose an added 55 per cent tariff on beef imports that exceed quota levels from several countries including Australia will have a "severe impact" and that it is "extremely disappointed".
Australia demands China respect trade deal after shock beef tariffs
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Australia’s trade and agriculture ministers have condemned China’s shock decision to impose new tariffs that could cost the beef industry $1 billion a year.
China, the world’s biggest importer of beef, overnight set the new import duties of 55 per cent above a certain quota to protect its local farmers from international competition of major export nations including Argentina, Brazil and Australia.
Victorian Farmers Federation president Brett Hosking said Australian exporters would have to seek new markets for beef when China’s tariffs kick in.Credit: Erin Jonasson.
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