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China Tariffs Pose Unprecedented Risk to Cattle Market but Here's a Solution

A self-imposed quota scheme is being discussed in the wake of the China beef tariff move. Here's why it is critical to stabilise cattle prices.

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China Imposes 55% Tariffs on Beef Imports

China imposed tariffs of 55% on imports of beef beginning Jan. 1, the country's Ministry of Commerce announced Dec. 31, according to an unofficial translation. The measures, which will last three years, came at the end of an antidumping investigation...

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China tariffs pose unprecedented risk to cattle market but here's a solution

A self-imposed quota scheme is being discussed in the wake of the China beef tariff move. Here's why it is critical to stabilise cattle prices.

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China Attacks 3 South American Countries with 55% Tariffs for Export Amid the Capture of Nicolás Maduro · Global Voices

As of January 2026, the global animal protein market faces a paradigm shift with China’s decision to implement annual quotas and a 55% tariff on beef imports that exceed the established limits. This measure seeks to shield the local livestock industry from external oversupply and the fall in domestic prices, forcing the main South American producers to forced restructuring of their trade strategies to avoid prohibitive overruns that threaten the…

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