EU farmers see the concessions offered as part of the EU-Australia trade deal as 'unacceptable', AFP reports
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EU farmers see the concessions offered as part of the EU-Australia trade deal as 'unacceptable', AFP reports
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The EU farmers' rejection of concessions in the EU-Australia trade deal highlights potential friction in international trade relations. This discontent may lead to increased tensions and could affect agricultural exports and import dependencies between the regions, stirring market volatility in related commodities.
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