China-Australia relations: Canberra questions delay of grape exports – South China Morning Post
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Australia is looking into the cause of a hold-up of grape exports to China, with Minister for Trade, Tourism and Investment Dan Tehan saying around 20 per cent of the fruit shipped to the mainland is stuck at the border in yet another sign of deteriorating relations.“We’re trying to work out what is the cause of the hold-up,” Tehan told the Australian Broadcasting Corporation in an interview published on Thursday.“I’ve been in discussions with the industry around what they’re seeing and what…Read More
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