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As Albanese Plans Trump Talks, Jim Is Worried About His Farm

  • Prime Minister Anthony Albanese plans to meet US President Donald Trump in June to discuss a trade deal including US beef imports and tariff exemptions.
  • The talks follow longstanding US objections to Australia's beef import restrictions, which are rooted in biosecurity concerns after the 2003 mad cow outbreak.
  • Australia is reviewing its strict biosecurity laws and traceability standards to consider allowing US-slaughtered beef from cattle born in Canada or Mexico, but only if disease risks are not compromised.
  • Albanese stated on ABC radio that safeguarding Australia’s biosecurity is non-negotiable and remains the highest priority, emphasizing that no concessions will be made in this area because the risks are too great.
  • The discussions could affect Australia’s $81.7 billion red meat industry, where officials and industry leaders warn against weakening biosecurity while expressing willingness to negotiate with bipartisan support.
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ABC Australia broke the news in Australia on Thursday, June 5, 2025.
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