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  • 06
    Oct

    Is beef losing ground in South America?

    Beef is still king on the continent, but plant-based diets are on the rise in Argentina and Brazil amid changing global patterns. Past the forest-green walls and vibrant orange countertop, the lure of a greasy grill beckons. In one corner, a soda dispenser with all the classics. In another,...

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  • 06
    Oct

    EU remains by far biggest market for Scottish meat as new record reached

    Scottish exports of red meat and offal have reached a new record high of over £93 million in the year from August 2022 to July 2023. A new report shows that almost 95% of overall export revenues were generated in EU markets, climbing to 98% for Scotch Lamb. While...

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  • 06
    Oct

    September beef exports hit 98,713t, US demand continues to leadUS

    AUSTRALIAN beef exports in September came off the three-and-a-half year high seen the previous month, but still reached 98,713 tonnes. Rates of adult cattle slaughter have continued to climb since July, driven mostly by rapidly deteriorating seasonal conditions forcing more cattle to market. August hit a 44-month record of...

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  • 05
    Oct

    USDA sees higher 2024 PH pork/beef output

    THE Philippines will likely produce more pork, chicken meat and beef this year as more investors for those commodities are coming in, the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) said. In a report, the USDA’s Foreign Agricultural Services (FAS) said that pork production for the Philippines will increase to...

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  • 05
    Oct

    Red meat exports dip as competition for NZ from South America grows

    Red meat exports have dipped due to softer demand from China and higher competition from other meat exporting nations. Red meat exports were worth $730 million in August 2023, a 16 percent drop on the same month last year. The main decline was in exports to China, which were...

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  • 05
    Oct

    Australia’s beef, sheep and olive exports could be ruined if lead mine is built in New South Wales, inquiry told

    Australia’s worldwide reputation for fine wool and beef cattle could be lost if a lead mine is built in New South Wales, an inquiry has been warned. A state parliamentary committee has held a hearing in Mudgee as part of its investigation into the current and potential impacts on human...

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  • 05
    Oct

    Uruguay beef exports down 31% in seven months; suppliers are targeting the domestic market with 30% rebates

    Beef exports from Uruguay were down 19% in July 2023 compared to last year, according to the Uruguay XXI report. Exports in July totaled US$ 144 million, below the US$ 177 million reached in the same month last year. In the seven month period from January to July, Uruguay...

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  • 03
    Oct

    NZ Meat export revenue falls 1% in a year

    The meat industry earned $10.8 billion in export revenue during the 2022-23 financial year, to which beef contributed 43%, sheepmeat 37% and the so-called “fifth quarter” 20%. The fifth quarter is all parts of the animal that are not meat; that revenue grew by 8%. Industry revenue fell by...

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  • 03
    Oct

    Uruguayan exports keep downhill path

    According to a foreign trade study by the Uruguay XXI Institute released Monday in Montevideo, the South American country’s exports continued to fall in the month of September by 9% year-on-year and 18% so far in 2023. In September 2023, export requests, including duty-free zones, totaled US$938 million, down...

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  • 03
    Oct

    Red meat exports dip as competition from South America grows

    Red meat exports have dipped due to softer demand from China and higher competition from other meat exporting nations. Red meat exports were worth $730 million in August 2023, a 16 percent drop on the same month last year. The main decline was in exports to China, which were...

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