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Kilcoy’s airfreight beef charter to China keeps product moving during difficult times

In what  is probably a first for an Australian red meat exporter, Queensland grainfed beef supply chain Kilcoy Global Foods has chartered its own a 747 cargo aircraft to air-freight about 100 tonnes of high quality chilled product to customers in China…Read More


Govt rejects PC call to axe regional tax concessions

The Productivity Commission has recommended abolishing three longstanding tax concessions and payments for remote areas, but the Morrison Government has moved quickly to reject the proposal…Read More


Processor losses loom, as disconnect emerges between cattle and meat prices

With livestock and meat market prices moving sharply in opposite directions over the past month, substantial losses are looming for Australian beef processors this year, market analysts told an industry audience in Brisbane this morning…Read More


$2.1m half-year loss for Wellard as charter transition continues

Wellard Ltd has reported a net loss after tax of $2.1 million for the six months to 31 December 2019…Read More


Coronavirus dents beef demand, but China will still dominate 2020 imports, says Rabo

The Australian beef industry faces reduced export demand from China as a result of coronavirus, according to a Rabobank report. Rabo expects China to again dominate beef imports in 2020, albeit at a far slower rate than the heady 60pc increase in imported volume recorded in 2019…Read More


Australia world’s highest value beef exporter in 2019

Australia’s was the world’s top exporter in terms of value of beef exports in 2019…Read More


SE Asia Report: Viral issues have disruptive potential

In today’s South East Asian beef market report: Indonesian cattle prices weaker but currency much stronger; Thai slaughter prices push through AUD$5 for the first time, and African Swine Fever moves to infect Mindanao in southern Philippines..Read More


How is coronavirus impacting the cattle shipping trade?

Impacts on Australia’s cattle shipping trade from the Coronavirus outbreak in China and other parts of Asia have been minimal to date, according to exporters, with current shipments on the water and those contracted to be delivered expected to continue as scheduled…Read More


Weekly kill: Processors trim schedules as supply squeeze grows

Larger beef processors are talking cutbacks on slaughter in coming weeks, as the effects of recent leaps in cattle price and short supply start to weigh more heavily on processor profitability…Read More


Manufacturing beef prices continue to soften, as China trade slows

LEAN manufacturing beef export prices continue to decline, on the back of moderate demand out of the US, and the lack of competitive tension from Chinese buyers as a result of the recent coronavirus event and the passing of Chinese New Year demand…Read More


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