Russia refuses Australian beef

Matthew Cawood
Updated December 17 2015 - 4:34pm, first published December 27 2013 - 11:15am
Most markets accept beef produced from animals treated with trenbolone, but the Russian Federation is an exception.
Most markets accept beef produced from animals treated with trenbolone, but the Russian Federation is an exception.

RUSSIA has fired a warning shot across the bows of local meat exporters after detecting traces of growth hormone in Australian beef.

Matthew Cawood

National writer for Fairfax Agricultural Media.

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