Barley has been a popular choice for Australian growers in recent years, with a 2024-25 crop of 11.7 million tonnes, 8 per ...

The Chinese anti-dumping tariffs on Australian barley have been widely interpreted as revenge for Australia’s call for a COVID-19 investigation. But there are other factors at play.

China has in recent months moved to restrict imports of Australian products such as barley, wine and beef, with the World Trade Organization saying on Friday it would establish a dispute ...

Barley has been a popular choice for Australian growers in recent years, with a 2024-25 crop of 11.7 million tonnes, 8 per cent above the previous years according to Australian Bureau of ...

Around half of Australia’s barley is exported to China. Prime Minister Scott Morrison has called for an international inquiry into the origins of COVID-19. The federal government says the move ...

He said Argentine barley exports to China next year could reach as much as 800,000 tons depending on prices and the Australia-China trade relationship. China is the top global importer of malt ...

Possible US tariffs are expected to disrupt the free trade of barley, malt, and beer in North America, with US brewers seen ...

China lifted a four-year ban on Australian rock ... Beijing imposed restrictions on imports of Australian lobsters, wine, barley, coal and several other products in 2020 during a diplomatic ...

China relies on Australia for goods like iron ... Beijing has gradually lifted its taxes and trade restrictions on goods like barley, beef and wine. These taxes have hurt Australia's food producers.