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Beef exporters escape punitive tariff in Japan
29 Jul 2005

Japanese authorities confirmed the anticipated “snap-back" tariff on foreign beef would not apply from August because of a sharp drop in imports last quarter. Australia now supplies more than 90 per cent. Japanese distributors stockpiled Australian beef in their bond warehouses to avoid triggering the tariff.

The Australian, 29/07/05

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