While Australian beef made up just 10 per cent of China’s total consumption, demand for the product was growing. (Image source: US Department of Agriculture/Flickr)
Dairy, beef, lamb, horticulture, grains and seafood are some of the sectors set to benefit following the signing of the China-Australia Free Trade Agreement (FTA) recently
The Asian business currently represents 40 per cent of CPC’s revenues. (Image source: Humusak2/sxc.hu)
Australia’s largest privately-owned beef producer Consolidated Pastoral Company (CPC) is looking to pursue partnership opportunities in China, Indonesia and new markets such as Vietnam
China is Australia’s largest trading partner, with two-way trade of around US$150bn in 2013. (Image source: Marc Dalmulder/Flickr)
Australia will export one million cattle worth US$856mn to China each year in a deal that will double the size of the live export industry
New Zealand-based Dairy Solutionz has developed a dairy cow breed that has been conditioned to survive in tropical climates
The Philippines in June had secured a number of trade commitments and agreements with South Korean businesses. (Image source: Evelyn Simak)
The Philippines will export cattle feedstuff called total mixed ration (TMR) to South Korea early 2015, department of agriculture (DA) has announced
