The bigger threat to Australian beef exports now emerging from US and Trump

Arthur Sinodinos: US tariffs could accelerate Australia–Greece trade opportunities

As the United States reintroduces tariffs on key Australian exports such as beef, questions have emerged over the broader implications for Australia–US relations and the resilience of the economy in the face of renewed protectionism. Former Australian Ambassador to the US Arthur Sinodinos sat down with The Greek Herald to offer his expert insights. Drawing on his diplomatic experience in Washington and deep connections to both the political and …

The Director of Internationalization and International Trade Policy of FIAB, Verónica Puente, has told Efeagro that sales to that country have been reduced in the first month of the year, when US President Donald Trump took office. Although he has not provided concrete figures, Puente has linked the smallest exports to the measures taken by the Trump administration and has "deeply" lamented the imposition of a 20% tariff on imports from the Euro…

World trade at historical pivot-point, reverting to 'law of the jungle' in the wake of Trump tariffs - Beef Central

“Let’s fasten our seatbelts, because we’re in for a real bumpy ride.” That was the ominous forewarning issued by respected US economist and former US trade negotiator Stephen Olson during an address to this week’s Meat Processing and Export Conference on the Gold Coast...

Aussie farmers say American consumers will suffer the most

Australian farmers singled out by US president Donald Trump and hit with a 10 per cent tariff on agricultural export markets say they it is America’s beef-loving consumers that will suffer the most.

Trump's trade man spells it out: Beef tariffs were due to your closed doors

There is no question the US sees Australia as banning its beef. Here, MLA and AMIC explain what is happening behind the scenes and call for patience.

U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said that even if Australia relaxes its import restrictions on U.S. beef, it should not expect to be exempted from reciprocal tariffs. Trump specifically pointed out the barriers Australia has set up against U.S. beef when announcing the details of the reciprocal tariffs. Lutnick was asked in an interview with U.S. media: "If they (Australia) start accepting imports of U.S. beef, will this allow them to be …