SE Asia Report

SE Asia Report: Live cattle exports play catch up after an interrupted start to the year

In this month’s report: Indonesian importers stock-up after recent pause in supply due to import issues | Comments by Indonesia’s new President-elect Prabowo Subianto raise questions about how his incoming government views Australia’s role in cattle supply | General increases in meat and food staple pricing across the region continue to put pressure on consumer spending..Read More

Dr Michael Patching, 11/03/2024

SE Asia Report: Festival season in Asia | Trade remains below 5 year averages

Delve into the latest cattle and beef market insights from Indonesia and Vietnam with Dr Michael Patching’s South East Asia Beef Report…Read More

Dr Michael Patching, 17/01/2024

SE Asia Report: Changes that will shape the region’s beef trade for the next 5-10 years

As we close another year, it’s becoming clearer that the South East Asian markets have undergone a change that lays a foundation for the next 5-10 years in the beef and cattle trade to the region, Dr Michael Patching writes in this month’s South East Asia Beef Report…Read More

Dr Michael Patching, 13/12/2023

SE Asia Report: Market Report November 2023

Outcome of Indonesian delegation to Australia tour still unknown, Asia Beef Network builds economic cooperation between Australia and Vietnam, Indonesia gears up for national election. Philippines ends a local one…Read More

Dr Michael Patching, 09/11/2023

SE Asia Report: Indonesian Agriculture minister arrest and live export enquiries increase

The live export markets have been showing some promising signs lately, including new client inquiries and the re-emergence of old ones who had previously hunkered down during the high Australian cattle price cycle…Read More

Dr Michael Patching, 16/10/2023

SE Asia Report: Indonesia pause a heart stopping reminder of the North’s reliance on the trade

Another eventful period in South East Asian trading for Australia with the effective suspension and then resumption of the live export trade to Indonesia and huge relief to many northern cattle producers…Read More

Dr Michael Patching, 13/09/2023

SE Asia Report: LSD issue complicates trading relationships in Asia

This month the focus has drastically shifted to official channels from Australia into the region due to the suspensions relating to LSD detections of Australian cattle in Indonesia…Read More

Dr Michael Patching, 17/08/2023

SE Asia Report: Qurban reflects depressed live sales in region

114th Edition: While the Qurban period reflected depressed demand, the South East Asian region will approach the second half of the year with cautious optimism, Dr Michael Patching writes in this month’s South East Asia report. ..Read More

Dr Michael Patching, 12/07/2023

SE Asia Report: Build up to Qurban, Live Export Trade Remains Slow

113th Edition: Indonesian importers of Australian cattle still remain hesitant to import despite dropping Australian cattle prices due to ongoing FMD risks and competition from other sources, Dr Michael Patching reports in this month’s South East Asia report. ..Read More

Dr Michael Patching, 08/06/2023

SE Asia Report: Ramadan over, Vietnam import uptick

112th Edition: Ramadan is over with predictable spike in beef demand and price around Eid al fitr, Vietnam uptick on cattle imports but now exiting beef season, Staff training opportunities in SE Asia…Read More

Dr Michael Patching, 11/05/2023

SE Asia Report: Reduced demand despite lower cattle prices

111th Edition: Ramadan kicks off around the Islamic world, despite reduced cattle prices in Australia reduced demand still seen across SE Asia…Read More

Dr Michael Patching, 06/04/2023

SE Asia Report: Livex markets’ uncertain road to ‘new normal’

110th Edition: Indonesian market slow in lead up to Ramadan and Lebaran with 100,000 ton frozen import quotas confirmed for both India and Brazil while Vietnam market remains slow, especially without Chinese tourists…Read More

Dr Michael Patching, 10/03/2023

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