China’s Australian Beef Safeguard Kicks in 75 Days Earlier This Year Following Record Exports
China’s imports of Australian beef have triggered the 2025 Special Agricultural Safeguard (SSG) as of July 24, according to the latest announcement posted on the China International Trade Single Window, a website led by China’s National Ports Administration Office.
Despite the higher annual quota volume for this year, this means the safeguard quota was exhausted in 205 days, 75 days earlier than in 2024. The safeguard limit was activated last year on October 6.
The China-Australia Free Trade Agreement (ChAFTA) took effect in...
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