Tridge summary
During his visit to China, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz achieved a significant breakthrough by negotiating the end of a longstanding ban on German beef imports to China. From April 16, Germany will be permitted to export beef from animals under 30 months old and apples to China. Furthermore, discussions are underway to potentially increase the flexibility of German pork exports to the Asian nation, as per announcements from the General Administration of Customs of China. This development marks a notable advancement in trade relations between Germany and China.
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The negotiations carried out by the German Chancellor, Olaf Scholz, on the occasion of his visit to China, have borne their first fruits: the Asian country is going to lift the ban on imports of German beef that has been in force for years. Specifically, Germany will be able to export beef from animals less than 30 months old, as announced by the General Administration of Customs of ...
Source: Agromeat
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