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The US has imposed a 12.5% tariff on Australian exports, citing inadequate measures against forced labor. Australia's Trade Minister, Don Farrell, and Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles criticized the tariffs as unjustified, stating that Australia's efforts against forced labor are among the strongest globally. The tariffs will not affect Australia's largest export categories, including beef and gold.
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The US has imposed a 12.5% tariff on Australian exports, citing inadequate measures against forced labor. Australia's Trade Minister, Don Farrell, and Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles criticized the tariffs as unjustified, stating that Australia's efforts against forced labor are among the strongest globally. The tariffs will not affect Australia's largest export categories, including beef and gold.
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Donald Trump hits Australian exports to US with new higher trade tariff over claims of ‘forced labour’
US Imposes 12.5% Tariff on Australian Exports Over Forced Labor Claims