China decided to suspend accepting import declarations for meat products from 4 Australian firms

[Viva_Viet]

Lmao. They also did same racist attacks on indians few years back.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/therepo...dian_students_being_attacked_in_australi.html

Ask them to keep attacking innocent students. Good job.

yep, they will keep attacking when they cant sell beef.

And Cnese in Aussie should prepare to be deported back to CN like what VN did to Cnese ethnic in 1979

 

[Jun]

Russian beef makes foray into Chinese market
https://www.globaltimes.cn/content/1187372.shtml

 

[jaybird]

If the Chinese government wants to use trade as a stick to deter other nations then it must be a clear policy.
The Chinese government should not hide behind a made up Aussie beef is unsafe childish drama.

Just like the U.S government should not hide behind a made up Huawei is unsafe childish drama?

 

[mmr]

yep, they will keep attacking when they cant sell beef.

And Cnese in Aussie should prepare to be deported back to CN like what VN did to Cnese ethnic in 1979

Lol wow.

 

[dbc]

Just like the U.S government should not hide behind a made up Huawei is unsafe childish drama?

Trump banned Huawei for representing a threat to National security. He didn't hide behind a pretext, he didn't use it to punish China covertly for perceived misbehavior or wrong doings.

 

[Brainsucker]

If they want, they can.

They have money, they also have many provinces that have huge grassland area to support huge cattle industry.
This is from Inner Mongolia Province
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This is from Xinjiang Province
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This is from Qinghai Province
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This is from Heilongjiang Province
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And this is from Gansu Province
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The problem is they want it or not..

Until now, they prefer to invest in other field and let the market import those beef from other countries. In order to have fair balance trade with them, so their products can access those country market.
Especially from friendly countries like Russia, Brazil, Kazakhstan, and many others

You should read my post more carefully. They can build the biggest livestock farm in the world, but it still not enough. it like their other farms. They have very large farms, that we can't even imagine how big and how vast they are. But it still not enough for their 1.4 billions people.

Because those it is not only the number that make it difficult, but also their demand. Rich people demand more than poor ones.

 

[Daniel808]

You should read my post more carefully. They can build the biggest livestock farm in the world, but it still not enough. it like their other farms. They have very large farms, that we can't even imagine how big and how vast they are. But it still not enough for their 1.4 billions people.

Because those it is not only the number that make it difficult, but also their demand. Rich people demand more than poor ones.

You don't get my point.
Why you think it still not enough?
Not all 1.4 billion Chinese will eat beef everyday

Honestly, beef is only a small part of Chinese meat industry.
There are chicken, sheep, pork, fish and many others.

So yes its enough, with their capacity if they want

Wow wtf. Daddy usa is acting like modern day pirates.

Canada actually send own team to china. So usa cant steal our PPE. Shameless clowns.

yep in crisis time like this many will show his true color, daddy usa is no exception

Anyway, Canada just announce their collaboration with Chinese company in developing vaccine

https://www.newswire.ca/news-releas...vance-vaccine-against-covid-19-816213726.html

https://twitter.com/x/status/1260388089240813568

 

[艹艹艹]

Russia becomes top-supplier of beef to China
31 Jul, 2021 06:28

Russia has overtaken Australia, Argentina and Brazil in beef exports to the Chinese market, which are likely to grow further over the next five years, the Center for Industry Expertise (CIE) of Russia’s Rosselkhozbank says.

China bought some 3.7 thousand tons of Russian beef in the first quarter of 2021, 20 times more than during the same period last year, the industry department of the agricultural bank reported.

Over 55% of Russia’s total cattle meat exports go to the Chinese market. Overall, Russia sent about 6.5 thousand tons of cattle meat abroad in January-March, nearly two and a half times more than a comparable period in 2020.

Cattle meat production in Russia has been growing since 2018, with experts stating that its dynamics remained positive, even amid the pandemic. Russia produced a total of 314,000 tons of cattle meat in the first quarter of 2021.

 

[DoTell]

Russia becomes top-supplier of beef to China
31 Jul, 2021 06:28

Russia has overtaken Australia, Argentina and Brazil in beef exports to the Chinese market, which are likely to grow further over the next five years, the Center for Industry Expertise (CIE) of Russia’s Rosselkhozbank says.

China bought some 3.7 thousand tons of Russian beef in the first quarter of 2021, 20 times more than during the same period last year, the industry department of the agricultural bank reported.

Over 55% of Russia’s total cattle meat exports go to the Chinese market. Overall, Russia sent about 6.5 thousand tons of cattle meat abroad in January-March, nearly two and a half times more than a comparable period in 2020.

Cattle meat production in Russia has been growing since 2018, with experts stating that its dynamics remained positive, even amid the pandemic. Russia produced a total of 314,000 tons of cattle meat in the first quarter of 2021.

In another news, India is projected to, will, and is going to, replace China as Australia’s beef export destination by March 31, 2024. “As a big brother, we have the capability and responsibility to help other members in our QUAD elite club” says Raj Singh, president of Indian Future Planning Announcement Committee, Beef Import Division. “We share our values with India, the world’s biggest democracy”, says Kyle Morrison, chief editor of Australian Freedom of Milky Way Galaxy Navigation magazine.