China trade deal setback for agri-food

A new trade deal with the US that commits China to purchase at least $200bn of extra US goods and services over the next two years is likely to end the recent boom in the EU’s agri-food trade

China trade deal setback for agri-food

A new trade deal with the US that commits China to purchase at least $200bn of extra US goods and services over the next two years is likely to end the recent boom in the EU’s agri-food trade.

Irish exports could suffer, because China became the largest non-EU outlet for Irish beef since import access was granted in 2018.

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