Agriculture is also experiencing negative effects from the outbreak,[356] including the Australian dairy industry,[357] fishing industry,[358] wine producers,[359] and meat producers.[345] On 13 February 2020, Rabobank, which specialises in agricultural banking, warned that the agricultural sector had eight weeks for the coronavirus to be contained before facing major losses.[360] Exports were also affected by the outbreak. In May, China—which is Australia's largest trading partner—stopped accepting Australian meat and placed tariffs on Australian barley, likely a punitive response to Australia's call for an investigation into the origin of the global pandemic.[361]