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Trade complications with China underscore a need for market diversification and further development of alternative markets.

China fails to renew establishment registrations for US beef plants and cold storage facilities, the majority of which expired in mid-March 2025.

Exports of US beef, pork and lamb trend higher year-over-year in March.

Ideally, the current situation proves to be a short-term disruption that ultimately leads to greater market access in China and elsewhere.

China’s General Administration of Customs has not renewed the eligibility of any US beef establishments.

Burnsed Trucking sees realignment of global supply routes toward more favorable trade partners.

In the long run, beef producers need more, not fewer, trading partners and markets.

President suspends tariffs on USMCA-compliant imports from Mexico and Canada until April 2, 2025.

Meat Institute calls for comprehensive trade agreements as a long-term strategy to level the playing field for meat and poultry companies and to hold China accountable for its actions.

The new agreement reduces significant barriers to access the Indian market due to prohibitively high tariff rates and certain nontariff barriers.