Australian Trade Minister Don Farrell said the 10% overall tariff on Australia’s exports to the United States was a vindication of his government’s “cool and calm negotiations.” But he said even that level was not justified.
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Australian Trade Minister Don Farrell told The Guardian that his country will “continue to engage and strongly advocate for the removal of tariffs.” He said the Australian government “has been consistent in the view that these tariffs on Australian imports into the U.S. are unjustified.”
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