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The Secretary Of Commerce's Extremely Bizarre Words About American Beef Are Going Viral

The federal government estimates that a foot-and-mouth outbreak could cost $80 billion, highlighting the critical situation for agriculture and biosecurity in Australia.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese criticized the US tariffs on Australian beef, calling them 'not the act of a friend,' and emphasized local support for Australian products.
The Red Meat Advisory Council estimated that US consumers will face an additional $600 million cost due to the 10% tariff on Australian beef imports.
Australian farmers remain calm, stating the US has a high demand for beef, which will help maintain prices.

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The Secretary Of Commerce's Extremely Bizarre Words About American Beef Are Going Viral

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4 hours ago·New York, United States

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Australian Financial Review

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The McDonald’s effect: Why Aussie beef can ride out Trump’s tariffs

Farmers and exporters are more worried that the wider economic impact of the tariffs could diminish global appetites for beef.

13 hours ago·Sydney, Australia

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SBS News

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Meet the Australian farmers Donald Trump has beef with

The US president singled out the Australian beef industry while unveiling his tariffs on 'Liberation Day'. Now the farmers have responded.

15 hours ago·Sydney, Australia

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7NEWS Australia

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Tariffs on Australian beef backfires on Trump’s favourite meal

‘This decision is a disappointing step backward for our nations and for the global economy.’

15 hours ago·Australia

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The Age

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Sydney Morning Herald

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Cattle farmers would rather cop Trump’s tariffs than diseases from American beef

Farmers have reacted defiantly as the US president singled out Australia’s beef in his trade crackdown as Albanese and Dutton say they would never compromise biosecurity.

20 hours ago·Australia

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