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‘Level playing field’ as Australia-Korea FTA comes into force

15/12/2014

The Korea-Australia Free Trade Agreement (KAFTA) entered into force on 12 December, a deal which will add between $20m and $40m per year to the Australian beef industry. A spokesman for the KAFTA Australian red meat industry taskforce, Stephen Kelly, said: “Not only is it seen as a mechanism for further improving the trading environment, but it...

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