Horsemeat: learning the lessons of an avoidable crisis
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Russian trade relations with Germany worsen
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Russian authorities have stated that German exporters have once again violated veterinary requirements, which has significantly undermined the chances of Germany returning to normal trading conditions with Russia. Related news |
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Australian farmers given drought reprieve
Cattle farmers in the Australian state of Queensland have welcomed new rules which will give them more access to land for grazing their livestock.
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Australian agricultural businesses will welcome the announcement of a food and beverage supplier advocate to help them access new markets.
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