Business News - Results from #1809

Tue May 19

China used anti-dumping rules against us because what goes around comes around

Written by: Simon Lacey, Senior Lecturer in International Trade, University of Adelaide

Australia has acted with dismay to China’s decision to impose punitive mostly “anti-dumping” tariffs of 80.5% on imports of Australian barley.

The culmination of an 18-month investigation, China’s move threatens to wipe out Australian barley exports to China, worth A$600 million in 2019,...

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