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Despite new tariffs on beef, China is far from closing the door on trade with Australia

  • Written by James Laurenceson, Director and Professor, Australia-China Relations Institute (UTS:ACRI), University of Technology Sydney
A labourer works on an assembly line at an electric vehicle factory in China

Australia has been reminded once again that China isn’t always a reliable trading partner.

Last week, on New Year’s Eve, Chinese authorities announced new trade restrictions to protect the country’s domestic beef industry.

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