Buyers eye alternative sources in Argentina and Brazil to diversify China and South Korea have already reached their respective tariff-quota limits for Australian beef this year, likely leaving more for Japan.
Buyers eye alternative sources in Argentina and Brazil to diversify China and South Korea have already reached their respective tariff-quota limits for Australian beef this year, likely leaving more for Japan. (Meat & Livestock Australia) TOKYO -- Japan's reliance on Australian beef is growing, with more than 50% of imports coming from the country as climate change challenges production globally, adding pressure to diversify sourcing.