Rapid growth of Australian pork export

Introduction: new page 1 in recent five years, Australia's pork export has increased sharply, with the export volume surging from 12000 tons in 1998 to 62000 tons, and the export revenue from $50 million to $272 million, becoming a new highlight of Australian agricultural and sideline products export The rapid development of RLP Australia's pork export industry requires the financial support of the federal government In 1998, due to the increase of imports and overproduction, the price of Australian pork fell to the lowest price in 30 years To this end, the federal government has provided a subsidy of $20 million to pig enterprises for export development The outbreak of swine disease in Malaysia and Taiwan Province of China has also brought good news to Australian pork export industry RLP recently, the Japanese government raised pork import tariffs to protect domestic industries in accordance with WTO rules Australian industry believes that Japan's decision has little impact on Australian pork exports, because most of the meat exported by Australia to Japan is of high added value, while the increase in tariffs has relatively little impact on such meat Australia's industrial sector plans to increase its annual export to Japan from 12000 tons last year to 35000 tons in three years, and to Singapore from 28300 tons now to 40000 tons At present, Australian industry is full of confidence to achieve this goal, and believes that due to its high health standards, there are still a lot of opportunities to expand exports RLP