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“Some claim that the problems in bilateral trade ties resulted from China’s economic coercion against Australia. What a ridiculous and irrelevant argument,” he said at the Australia China Business Council briefing. “As the old saying goes, whoever tied the knot is responsible for untying it.” China’s retaliatory strikes across A$20 billion ($21.4b) in exports have hit local wine producers among the hardest of any industry. Coal, barley and wood have largely been able to diversify into other markets, but winemakers have seen the value of their exports to China fall from A$325 million between December 2019 and March last year to A$12 million during the same period this year.

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