CHINA - The South China Morning Post (SCMP) on Wednesday reviewed Chinese customs data and found several major blockages of Australian imports over the past month, including 9,000 liters of Australian craft beer turned away at the port city of Xiamen and 8,000 kilograms of frozen beef denied entry to Shanghai. China and Australia are embroiled in a long-running trade and diplomatic feud. According to the documents reviewed by the SCMP, the craft beer from Sydney Beer Co was blocked for “incorrect labeling” of its products, while the frozen beef from Meramist was held for “mismatched certifications.” Neither of these vague justifications was presented to the Australian companies at the time their products were rejected. Australia’s other exports to China are only down 0.4 percent as a consequence of the trade war, although its trade surplus with China hit a 16-month low of $62.9 billion in November.