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China has lifted a four-year ban on Australian lobster imports, marking the end of trade restrictions imposed in 2020 in retaliation to Australia's call for an independent investigation into the origin of the coronavirus pandemic. The decision allows Australian lobster shipments to resume immediately, concluding the last remnant of trade barriers between the two countries that had been gradually lifted as their relations normalized. In 2019, Australia's lobster exports to China reached over A$700 million.
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Moscow. December 20. INTERFAX.RU - China has lifted a four-year ban on Australian lobster imports, The Wall Street Journal reports. Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese told reporters that Chinese authorities notified Australia of the decision on December 20. Lobster shipments may resume immediately. China restricted imports of a range of Australian goods, including grain, meat and wine, in 2020 in response to calls from the Australian government for an independent investigation into the origins of the coronavirus pandemic in Wuhan. Most of those restrictions have been gradually lifted as relations ...
Source: Interfax
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