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ECONOMY • AUSTRALIA-CHINA

China audits Australia’s canola supply chain as trade ties show signs of thaw

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Chinese officials visited Australia in late October to audit its canola supply chain, according to Australia’s agriculture minister. The visit is a sign the two countries may be moving toward normalizing trade in the crop.

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The audit could matter to Australian canola producers and traders if it leads to more normal trade with China. The article does not identify a direct effect on U.S. businesses or consumers.