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China Sets Quotas for Beef Imports Following Months-Long Probe

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China has set quotas for beef imports after a months-long investigation, limiting the amount of beef that can be imported into the country, the world's largest beef importer.

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China set quotas for imports of beef following a months-long probe, restricting flows to the world’s top importer of the protein.

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Original article published by Bloomberg on December 31, 2025.
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