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Bloomberg's Asia Agriculture reporter, covering commodities news from the region. Formerly @CNN and @SCMPNews. Opinions are my own. bwestcott9@bloomberg.net
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Austrália atinge cota de exportação de carne à China e passa a enfrentar tarifa de 55%

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By Ben Westcott Verified, David Gray
| Bloomberg Línea Verified
Bloomberg — As exportações de carne bovina australiana para a China enfrentarão uma tarifa adicional de 55% a partir deste fim de semana, após atingirem o limite da cota anual estabelecida por Pequim, o que poderá afetar os fluxos comerciais e levar os produtores a buscar novos mercados para a carne vermelha.
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What Is Screwworm and Why Is It a Cause for Concern?: Explainer

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By Ben Westcott Verified, Jason Gale Verified
| Bloomberg Government Verified
US authorities are accelerating emergency measures afterthe flesh-eating New World screwworm parasite has been detected in cattle in Texas for the first time in about five decades. It’s a setback for local farm health officials, who have worked extensively to stop a recent outbreak in Mexico from spreading to the US, and an ominous development for the already embattled livestock sector.
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Treasury Wine Estates flags lower earnings and focus on luxury market

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By Ben Westcott Verified
| The West Australian Verified
Australian vintner Treasury Wine Estates is expecting lower earnings for the current financial year as it looks to focus on solidifying key markets and bolstering its position in the luxury portfolio. In a presentation to investors on Thursday, Treasury Wine, maker of the iconic Penfolds brand, said its earnings for the fiscal year ending June would be in the range of $480 million to $490m, below the previous year’s $770m.
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