Actually the current restrictions were out on in 2019 I think due to the mad cow disease issue....

It's really a moot point.
We Aussies have no interest in meat from any other country.
We have a wide range of disease free choice here.

97% of our meat is grass grown at liberty with no hormones or antibiotics, and just the necessary vaccinations and anti-tick treatments, which cease 30 days before slaughter. None of it is grown in barns or intensive factories.
(Except for our chooks, but that's another issue.)

The remaining 3% is divided between wild and "wagyu".

The wild animals (buffalo, cattle, goats, rabbits, horses, camels, pigs and deer) are feral stock who have escaped, multiplied and cause damage in national parks or semi-desert areas. They have typically very strong gamey flavour, but are tough.

The "wagyu" is nothing like the true wagyu raised in Japan, but consumers treat it as a cheaper version.
After living most of their life on grass, the farmer brings the steers into yards and gradually shifts their diet from dried grass to grain. Once transitioned, he overfeeds them until they develop massive amounts of marbled fat throughout their muscles.
The lack of exercise and obesity makes the meat tender, succulent and sweet.
Most Aussies avoid this meat because it's unhealthy and cruel.
However, the farmer gets a huge price for it in Japan.

If Trump travelled more, he'd realise there's no point trying to sell coal to a coal miner.

I've had beef in France and in the Philippines. The meat had a very different flavor from the American stuff. Given a choice I would choose imported beef.

The trump regime has begun importing live cattle from México. Now Texas again has a screwworm infestation. Screwworms were eradicated here in the 1950s.

I am guessing it will be all hamburger product aka ground beef so just give Maccas and Hungry Jacks (B King) a miss.

It’s same with milk and dairy products. That’s why some countries don’t want it.

The one thing Rump cannot control is public opinion, and his is extremely low at the moment. It will be a very high uphill climb for US beef in most other countries.
Well, unless the price is super low, might sway some people.

That is the problem wit US produce its just unethically raise with poor health standards

and that is called free trade but at least the markets are open.

Sounds like you need new undies for Christmas 🤣🤣🤣

I hear goober peanut butter is a hot item these days.

BOYCOTT ALL IMPORTED US BEEF TO AUSTRALIA! It will get 'dumped' into the Australian market soon enough.