The Australian government on Tuesday said that three of the country’s abattoirs will be allowed to export beef to China again amid an easing of trade tensions between the two countries, according to media reports. The majority of Australia’s abattoirs will remain on China’s trade blacklist, media including Australian broadcaster ABC and newswire AAP reported. Since 2020, 10 Australian abattoirs have been suspended from trade with China, ABC reported. Beijing alleges the exporters have wrongly labelled meat or contaminated it. The move is “another positive step towards the stabilisation of our …