Australia's PM says easing of curbs on US beef not prompted by Trump


FILE PHOTO: Beef is prepared for a customer in a grocery store on July 22, 2025 in Miami, Florida. Last year, Australia shipped almost 400,000 metric tonnes of beef worth US$2.9 billion to the United States, with just 269 tonnes of US product moving the other way. - AFP

SYDNEY: Australia's Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said on Sunday (July 27) that a decision to ease rules on US beef imports was not prompted by US President Donald Trump.

Trump this week said the US would sell "so much" beef to Australia after Canberra announced the relaxation of restrictions, potentially smoothing trade talks with Washington.

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