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Australia deal offers best prize to worst producers in the world

The UK Government has offered the best prize of zero tariff, zero quota market access to the worst producers in the world as part of its Australia trade deal, the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) UK has warned.

Abi Kay
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Australia deal offers best prize to worst producers in the world

The UK Government has offered the best prize of zero tariff, zero quota market access to the ‘worst producers in the world' as part of its Australia trade deal, the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) UK...

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