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A Sweet Opportunity for UK–Australia Agri-Food Trade?

11 Jul 2018
By Emeritus Professor Alan Swinbank

Prior to the UK’s accession to the then European Economic Community, Australia was a significant supplier of Britain’s food. Will Brexit usher in a new regime, restoring Australian farmers’ access to the British market?

Follow the link to read Emeritus Professor Alan Swinbank’s journal article “Brexit, Ireland and the World Trade Organisation: possible policy options for a future UK-Australia agri-food trade agreement”, published in the Australian Journal of International Affairs on 8 April 2018.

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