EU deal leaves red meat and other agricultural industries in the dust

A trade deal between the European Union (EU) and Australia, nearly ten years in the making, has finally been agreed upon, and while Australian wine makers can call their goods ‘prosecco’ for another ten years, not everyone is happy.

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EU deal leaves red meat and other agricultural industries in the dust

A trade deal between the European Union (EU) and Australia, nearly ten years in the making, has finally been agreed upon, and while Australian wine makers can call their goods ‘prosecco’ for another ten years, not everyone is happy.

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EU deal leaves red meat and other agricultural industries in the dust

A trade deal between the European Union (EU) and Australia, nearly ten years in the making, has finally been agreed upon, and while Australian wine makers can call their goods ‘prosecco’ for another ten years, not everyone is happy.

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