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2025-07-16

Exports to UK and EU showing growth – but off a low base

MORE than two years after Australia signed its Free Trade Agreement with the United Kingdom, beef trade volumes are slowly starting to grow into both the UK and to some extent, nearby European Union nations.

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2025-07-16

Records fall like ten-pins, as June and fiscal year beef exports hit all-time records

AUSTRALIAN beef export records have fallen like ten-pins, as the industry enters the new financial year. Official data released by DAFF shows: June monthly shipments at an all-time high, reaching 134,593t Financial year (July to June) shipment volumes at a new record level, and Grainfed exports surging past the previous record set in April, and for the fiscal year.

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2025-03-25

US Tariffs and Possible Agri Impacts

Rabobank's Australia Agribusiness Monthly - January 2025 report highlights several key areas where U.S. Tariffs could have impact on agribusiness

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2025-03-25

Rabo Highlights Drivers for Australian Grain and Oilseed Exports

The evolving demographics and economic landscapes of South and South-East Asia present promising avenues for Australian grain and oilseed producers.

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2025-03-24

The ANZ View on the Commodity Outlook for Autumn 2025

The Autumn 2025 Commodity Insights report underscores a period of adjustment and resilience within Australia's agricultural sector.

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2025-03-22

How a US conservation group is painting the full picture of livestock emissions

A new Picture of Livestock Emissions is Emerging

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2025-03-05

Australian Beef Opportunity in Mexico

The first shipment of Australian cattle to Mexico in nine years is currently enroute to the port of Mazatlán after departing Portland, Victoria last week.

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2024-12-03

Last two Aussie beef plants regain access to China export market

AUSTRALIA’S two last remaining beef processing plants delisted from the China export market have been re-added to the active trading list overnight. The plants involved are Australian Country Choice at Cannon Hill in Brisbane (Est No 1620), and John Dee, near Warwick in southern Queensland (Est No 243).

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2024-12-02

Wagyu, Angus premiums softening as consumer spending tightens

THERE has been a further narrowing in feeder premiums for Wagyu, Wagyu cross and Angus cattle over the past month, Elders has noted in its latest December monthly livestock bulletin released yesterday. The trend is associated with a contraction in demand for higher-priced beef items owing to a slowing in the Chinese market, contraction in the food service sector, a shift in buying habits in Japan and cost of living pressures the world over, analyst Richard Koch said in the report.

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2024-08-22

How a US conservation group is painting the full picture of livestock emissions

A NON-PROFIT science and conservation group in the United States has piqued the interest of the livestock industry across the world by performing one of the most comprehensive studies on livestock emissions. The work on Florida’s Buck Island Ranch looked a range of factors that make up the emissions profile of its cattle operation, with one of its most significant findings being that its grazed land had a lower footprint than ungrazed land.

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