China’s customs suspends the import of beef products from Brazil, Argentina and Uruguay
by Reuters Mar 03, 2025
China's customs on Monday announced that it would suspend the import of beef products from six factories in Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay.
China's commerce ministry has launched an investigation into beef imports in December, as the world's biggest meat importer and consumer grapples with an over-supplied market that has sent domestic prices to multi-year lows.
Reuters
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