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Australian government rules out suspending cattle trade with Vietnam

12/03/2015

After calls from the RSPCA and some industry figures to halt live cattle exports from Australian to Vietnam, the government has ruled out the suspension. Australian exporters last week called a meeting with clients in Vietnam to discuss conditions in abattoirs, according to reports. "The necessary actions are being taken to ensure the Australian ...

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