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He also renewed calls for China to lift existing sanctions against $20 billion worth of Australian products, including wine, coal, barley and some beef. A Chinese social media report that said China was suspending imports of grain, dairy and other agricultural products from Australia and New Zealand set off widespread alarm among companies exporting to China earlier this week. The Australian and New Zealand embassies spoke with China Customs, who later clarified that there was no suspension. The report was later amended, but not until widespread panic spread across the agricultural industry in Australia and New Zealand. The level of...
