Fears live cattle ban has damaged trade relations - ABC Radio National Breakfast
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Channel: ABC News (Australia) · 2011 · News & Politics
A quick resumption of live cattle exports to Indonesia appears unlikely. An Australian veterinary team was to start inspecting Indonesian abattoirs last week. But it remains locked out until agreement can be reached on improving animal welfare standards. http://www.abc.net.au/rn/breakfast The Australian cattle industry now fears that its reputation as a reliable supplier of meat is in tatters. It's also worried it could be shut out altogether from the Indonesian market from July 1. Concerns are also now being expressed that Australia's broader trade and diplomatic relations with Indonesia could be damaged.
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