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  • 25
    Sep

    Aus red meat production steps up a level 

    In August, Australia shipped its largest ever monthly volume of sheepmeat, having made no secret of the fact that it is chasing after New Zealand for the top export slot. New Zealand’s red meat exports have faced significant competition from increased Australian exports this year.  Unfortunately, Australia’s red meat...

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  • 25
    Sep

    Sheep meat update: EU production falls as national prices vary

    Key points • EU sheep meat production falls as key producing country output drops• EU prices vary through nation as Spain sees big seasonal growth• GB prices remain supported above last year’s levels How has production changed over the first half of 2023? EU sheep meat production for the...

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  • 25
    Sep

    AUGUST RED MEAT PRODUCTION BELOW YEAR AGO

    Commercial red meat production during August 2023 was 4.673 billion pounds, a decline of 3% from the August 2022 record monthly high. That was due to tighter market ready numbers for cattle and lower average live weights for hogs. The USDA says beef production was 2.363 billion pounds, a...

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  • 22
    Sep

    Opinion: ‘Green passport’ can promote sustainable China-Brazil beef trade

    Cross-border traceability of beef supply is a complex challenge, but bilateral initiatives are making progress, writes Tian Yan Baxter. Last year was something of a milestone for bilateral, multi-level diplomacy on sustainable trade between Brazil and China, and the start of a new chapter in their dialogue on agriculture’s...

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  • 22
    Sep

    Meat imports up 3.25% in August

    THE Philippines imported a total of 115.11 million kilograms (kg) of meat last month, data from the Department of Agriculture (DA) showed. Based on the report from DA’s Bureau of Animal Industry (BAI), the August import volume was 3.25 percent higher than the previous month’s 111.47 million kg. However,...

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  • 22
    Sep

    PH meat imports fall; Pinoys eat less pork, beef

    MANILA, Philippines  — The country’s meat imports fell by 4 percent in the first eight months of the year as Filipinos consumed less pork and beef amid rising global market prices. The volume of imported meat decreased to 817.35 million kilograms from January to August this year from 851.84...

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  • 22
    Sep

    USDA forecasts Australia’s 2024 beef production will be sixth highest on record

    THE United States Department of Agriculture’s Foreign Ag Service has issued its annual report on Australia’s livestock and beef outlook, suggesting next year could see beef production reach the sixth largest volume on record at 2.25 million tonnes, and exports reach the fourth highest level on record. Each September...

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  • 19
    Sep

    Argentina resumes trade in poultry products with UAE and South Africa

    The National Agri Food Health and Quality Service (Senasa), after several months of negotiations, achieved the reopening of trade for the export of Argentine poultry products to the United Arab Emirates and South Africa. The Secretary of Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries, Juan José Bahillo highlighted that “the reopening of...

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  • 19
    Sep

    For exporters, container shipping still far from pre-COVID ‘normal’

    Freight rates are higher and scheduling complications are worse. Container rates for U.S. imports have normalized. Rates for America’s exports have not. Both spot and contract rates for U.S. exports are still up double digits from pre-COVID levels. And rates are not the biggest cost issue exporters face, according...

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  • 19
    Sep

    STILL NO SIGNS OF HERD EXPANSION

    A program specialist with the Missouri Department of Agriculture says there are still a lot of heifers moving through sale barns. Tony Hancock says producers in his state haven’t started holding back females.  “I was looking at some of the individual data and out of the 15 biggest drafts,...

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