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Farmers Meet to Salvage EU-Australia Trade Deal Amid Industry Concerns

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 29

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What happened

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An emergency meeting was held with farmers to salvage the free trade deal between the European Union and Australia. The National Farmers Federation stated that the deal offered no material improvement and could lock in decades of disadvantage for the beef, dairy, and sugar industries. Separately, China took notice of an apology from French football captain Kylian Mbappe.

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Why it matters

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The ratification of the agreement depends on support in the Senate. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese stated the deal would boost the economy by $10 billion and make Australian exports of goods and services 98 percent tariff-free to a market of 450 million people.

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Who's involved

ChinaTook notice of an apology from French football captain Kylian Mbappe

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Oct 29sbs.com.au