China imported 2.68 mt of beef in 2022, up 15% yoy, but the current high inventory may slow the pace of its imports in Q1.
Top suppliers continue to be Brazil, Argentina, and Uruguay, followed by Australia, New Zealand, and the US. However, market shares have changed dramatically in the past yea...
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China imported 2.68 mt of beef in 2022, up 15% yoy, but the current high inventory may slow the pace of its imports in Q1.
Top suppliers continue to be Brazil, Argentina, and Uruguay, followed by Australia, New Zealand, and the US. However, market shares have changed dramatically in the past yea...
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China imported 2.68 mt of beef in 2022, up 15% yoy, but the current high inventory may slow the pace of its imports in Q1.
Top suppliers continue to be Brazil, Argentina, and Uruguay, followed by Australia, New Zealand, and the US. However, market shares have changed dramatically in the past yea...
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China imported 2.68 mt of beef in 2022, up 15% yoy, but the current high inventory may slow the pace of its imports in Q1.
Top suppliers continue to be Brazil, Argentina, and Uruguay, followed by Australia, New Zealand, and the US. However, market shares have changed dramatically in the past yea...
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China imported 2.68 mt of beef in 2022, up 15% yoy, but the current high inventory may slow the pace of its imports in Q1.
Top suppliers continue to be Brazil, Argentina, and Uruguay, followed by Australia, New Zealand, and the US. However, market shares have changed dramatically in the past yea...
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China imported 2.68 mt of beef in 2022, up 15% yoy, but the current high inventory may slow the pace of its imports in Q1.
Top suppliers continue to be Brazil, Argentina, and Uruguay, followed by Australia, New Zealand, and the US. However, market shares have changed dramatically in the past yea...
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China imported 2.68 mt of beef in 2022, up 15% yoy, but the current high inventory may slow the pace of its imports in Q1.
Top suppliers continue to be Brazil, Argentina, and Uruguay, followed by Australia, New Zealand, and the US. However, market shares have changed dramatically in the past yea...
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China imported 2.68 mt of beef in 2022, up 15% yoy, but the current high inventory may slow the pace of its imports in Q1.
Top suppliers continue to be Brazil, Argentina, and Uruguay, followed by Australia, New Zealand, and the US. However, market shares have changed dramatically in the past yea...
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China imported 2.68 mt of beef in 2022, up 15% yoy, but the current high inventory may slow the pace of its imports in Q1.
Top suppliers continue to be Brazil, Argentina, and Uruguay, followed by Australia, New Zealand, and the US. However, market shares have changed dramatically in the past yea...
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China imported 2.68 mt of beef in 2022, up 15% yoy, but the current high inventory may slow the pace of its imports in Q1.
Top suppliers continue to be Brazil, Argentina, and Uruguay, followed by Australia, New Zealand, and the US. However, market shares have changed dramatically in the past yea...
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China imported 2.68 mt of beef in 2022, up 15% yoy, but the current high inventory may slow the pace of its imports in Q1.
Top suppliers continue to be Brazil, Argentina, and Uruguay, followed by Australia, New Zealand, and the US. However, market shares have changed dramatically in the past yea...
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China imported 2.68 mt of beef in 2022, up 15% yoy, but the current high inventory may slow the pace of its imports in Q1.
Top suppliers continue to be Brazil, Argentina, and Uruguay, followed by Australia, New Zealand, and the US. However, market shares have changed dramatically in the past yea...
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China imported 2.68 mt of beef in 2022, up 15% yoy, but the current high inventory may slow the pace of its imports in Q1.
Top suppliers continue to be Brazil, Argentina, and Uruguay, followed by Australia, New Zealand, and the US. However, market shares have changed dramatically in the past yea...
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China imported 2.68 mt of beef in 2022, up 15% yoy, but the current high inventory may slow the pace of its imports in Q1.
Top suppliers continue to be Brazil, Argentina, and Uruguay, followed by Australia, New Zealand, and the US. However, market shares have changed dramatically in the past yea...
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China imported 2.68 mt of beef in 2022, up 15% yoy, but the current high inventory may slow the pace of its imports in Q1.
Top suppliers continue to be Brazil, Argentina, and Uruguay, followed by Australia, New Zealand, and the US. However, market shares have changed dramatically in the past yea...
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China imported 2.68 mt of beef in 2022, up 15% yoy, but the current high inventory may slow the pace of its imports in Q1.
Top suppliers continue to be Brazil, Argentina, and Uruguay, followed by Australia, New Zealand, and the US. However, market shares have changed dramatically in the past yea...
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China imported 2.68 mt of beef in 2022, up 15% yoy, but the current high inventory may slow the pace of its imports in Q1.
Top suppliers continue to be Brazil, Argentina, and Uruguay, followed by Australia, New Zealand, and the US. However, market shares have changed dramatically in the past yea...
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