Nerves on edge in meat export industry as new China audits spread from seafood to apples 27 Apr, 2021 05:00 PM 5 minutes to read A customer looks at imported meat at an Ole supermarket operated by China Resources Vanguard Co in Shanghai. Photo / Bloomberg A customer looks at imported meat at an Ole supermarket operated by China Resources Vanguard Co in Shanghai. Photo / Bloomberg New Zealand's $9 billion meat export industry says it's nervous about China's new "live" food safety audits as apple exporters now come in for the same treatment that led to a still-unresolved halt on seafood exports. "There's a lot of nervousness," said Meat Industry Association (MIA) chief executive Sirma Karapeeva.