Australia’s free trade agreement with the United Kingdom is a positive improvement for Australian farmers, says Argyle Foods Group CEO Lachlan Graham.
Australia’s free trade agreement with the United Kingdom is a positive improvement for Australian farmers, says Argyle Foods Group CEO Lachlan Graham. “As of today, 99 per cent of Australian exports to the UK are now tariff free,” Mr Graham told Sky News Business Editor Ross Greenwood.
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