Published 5 months ago

China Agrees to Lift Ban on Spanish Beef Imports

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"It is good news, especially for Spanish farmers," says China's foreign minister. The EU has banned imports of beef from countries with high levels of "mad cow" disease. The ban is in response to the outbreak of the disease in the U.S. and elsewhere in the world.

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China Agrees To Lift Ban On Spanish Beef Imports

China has agreed to lift a ban on imports of Spanish beef, the foreign ministers of both nations said Sunday after talks.

5 months ago·New Delhi, India

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The Straits Times

China agrees to lift ban on Spanish beef imports

Beijing had imposed a ban on beef products from the EU due to the emergence of mad cow disease. Read more at straitstimes.com.

5 months ago·Singapore

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VOA News

China Agrees to Lift Ban on Spanish Beef Imports

Cordoba, Spain — China has agreed to lift a ban on imports of Spanish beef, the foreign ministers of both nations said Sunday after talks. Since 2000, Beijing has imposed a ban on the European Union from exporting beef products due to the emergence of several cases of bovine spongiform encephalopathy, or "mad cow" disease, in several members of the bloc that year. "It is good news, especially for Spanish farmers," Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Y…

5 months ago·United States

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The Daily Telegraph

China agrees to lift ban on Spanish beef imports

China has agreed to lift a ban on imports of Spanish beef, the foreign ministers of both nations said Sunday after talks.

5 months ago·Sydney, Australia

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Público

China lifts the embargo on part of Spanish beef

Planas orders to accelerate work with the Asian country to apply openness to Spanish cattle.

5 months ago

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Global Times

China lifts ban on Spanish beef, strengthening trade ties amid concerns over EU protectionism

China has announced that it will lift a ban on imports of Spanish beef, a new beginning for EU beef exports after an embargo that lasted nearly one-quarter century. The move was announced by Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi when he paid a visit to Spain, as Wang said that China regards Spain as a good and trustworthy partner in the EU and stands ready to inject new momentum into China-EU relations.

5 months ago·Beijing, China

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