Brazil and Australia open talks for agricultural trade agreements

Published 2023년 3월 13일

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The Brazilian and Australian governments are negotiating new agricultural trade agreements, with Brazil seeking to export pork to Australia and import wheat and barley. The implementation of the agreement will require a reduction of bilateral trade tariffs at the World Trade Organization. The talks also include discussions on sustainable agriculture projects and research cooperation.

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The Brazilian and Australian governments have opened talks aimed at forging new agricultural trade agreements, according to a statement from the Brazilian agriculture ministry on Friday. Brazil aims to export pork to Australia, the statement said.The South American country in turn could start importing Australian wheat and barley under a potential pact. To implement the agreement, Brazil and Australia must negotiate a reduction of bileteral trade tariffs at the the World Trade Organization, according to the statement. Sophie Davis, Australia’s ambassador to Brazil, met with Brazilian Agriculture Ministry Carlos Favaro on Wednesday. Aside ...

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