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    Amendment in the U.S.-Japan beef trade agreement to begin January 1, 2023

    United States Trade Representative Katherine Tai and Japan’s Ambassador to the United States Koji Tomita confirmed in an exchange of letters that amendments to the beef safeguard trigger level under the U.S.-Japan Trade Agreement (USJTA) will enter into force on January 1, 2023. The letters confirm that both countries...

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    Major Beef Exporters and Importers in 2023

    Global beef production is forecast to decrease slightly in 2023.  Beef production decreases in the U.S. and European Union will more than offset increasing beef production in Australia and modest increases in Mexico and India.  Changes in beef production and consumption will impact global beef exports and imports in...

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  • 09
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    Livestock union files injunction against food imports

    Chihuahua, Chih., The Regional Livestock Union of the state, as well as potato and apple producers from the entity, initiated two amparo lawsuits against the Opening Agreement against Inflation and Famine (Apecic) of the federal government, to stop the free importation of food, considering that its health and safety...

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  • 09
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    Meat exports fall and the situation in China worries

    The livestock sector is going through a complex moment. It is that the drought that affects a good part of the productive sector in the country puts 50% of the beef stock at risk and the closures in China due to the rise in covid cases turn on more alerts. In...

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  • 09
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    US pork exports are reactivated.

    In October they were the highest in the last year and a half US pork exports in October were the highest in more than a year and beef export volume was also higher than a year ago, according to data released by the USDA and compiled by the Federation...

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  • 08
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    They foresee recovery in the meat sector by 2023

    After strong effects during the two years of the Covid – 19 pandemic , a recovery in the meat sector is expected by 2023, said Jesús Vizcarra Avendaño , from SuKarne. He stated that next year there will be new challenges , but that companies could begin the road to recovery . Click here to read full note: https://www.elsoldemazatlan.com.mx/local/preven-recuperacion-en-el-sector-carnico-para-el-2023-9297196.html

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  • 08
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    U.S. beef, pork products see higher export rates in October

    The U.S. Department of Agriculture, in conjunction with the U.S. Meat Export Federation (USMEF), released findings yesterday detailing that both pork and beef are seeing higher export increases in the month of October. Pork exports came in just over 238,000 metric tons in October, which is up 5% from...

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  • 08
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    World meat markets and industry trends under microscope

    The year 2022 has been nothing short of exciting for world markets at large.  We have witnessed the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine, which took a great toll on our agricultural industry by affecting gas prices, feed and fertiliser costs, and an economic crisis in China, a country...

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  • 07
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    US scrutinising tariff rates for beef imports

    THE United States is currently scrutinising tariff rates and quotas for beef imports – a move which could have trade implications for Australian beef longer-term if anything was to change. The US Foreign Agricultural Service has issued a report reviewing tariff rate quotas (TRQs) for US beef imports, noting...

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  • 07
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    Reviving municipal slaughterhouses would “lower” meat prices

    The kilo of beef for frying is sold in chain supermarkets between 26,000 and 30,000 pesos. In order to reduce their prices, President Gustavo Petro proposed reviving the figure of municipal slaughterhouses, with which, he says, he would eliminate the oligopolies of the refrigerators that do not allow peasants to...

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