Bad EU-Australia Trade Deal Couldn’t Come at a Worse Time for Farmers

Bad EU-Australia trade deal couldn’t come at a worse time for farmers

A one-sided agreement would not just be a missed opportunity. It would lock in decades of disadvantage for Australia, particularly in critical export industries.

Opinion Editorial: A bad EU-Australia trade deal couldn’t come at a worse time for farmers

By Hamish McIntyre, NFF President. Australian farmers want a free trade agreement with the European Union. But it must be fair and balanced, with real gains for Australian agriculture at its core. That’s the starting point – and it’s non-negotiable. As the prime minister prepares to host European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen in Canberra next week, farmers across the nation are watching closely. This is the closest we’ve ever been to…

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