Argentina's China-revived beef trade looks to The East

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Argentina's China-revived beef trade looks to The East

Chinese consumers ate 12% of Argentina's 2018 beef output and a free-market government made cattle farming profitable for the first time in decades. Trade agreements with high-quality beef buyers are the next step.

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