18-03-2013 09:09 AM
| China
Chinese appetite grows for Australia
Fears over food safety in China are spurring a growing number and variety of Chinese investments in Australian agriculture.
"Chinese food scandals are a key driver of Chinese investment in Australian agriculture because of Australia's brand [reputation] as safe food," said Meredith Paynter, agribusiness leader of international law firm King & Wood Mallesons.
Tough biosecurity laws and quarantine procedures gave Australia the comparative advantage of clean, safe and plentiful supplies of agricultural assets, said National Australia Bank's David Thorn.
"Chinese food scandals are a key driver of Chinese investment in Australian agriculture because of Australia's brand [reputation] as safe food," said Meredith Paynter, agribusiness leader of international law firm King & Wood Mallesons.
Tough biosecurity laws and quarantine procedures gave Australia the comparative advantage of clean, safe and plentiful supplies of agricultural assets, said National Australia Bank's David Thorn.
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