Trade

EU deforestation deadlines coming around quickly

DEADLINES for the European Union’s ban on the import of goods linked to deforestation are coming in surprisingly quick, with the majority of Australian beef needing to be compliant by..Read More

Eric Barker, 23/04/2025

ACCC clears path for Woolworths to acquire B&J value-added business

Regulatory watchdog, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission will not stand in the way of a proposed takevover by national supermarket retailer Woolworths of large value-added foods business Beak & Johnston Holdings…Read More

Beef Central, 10/04/2025

Australia’s March beef exports hit 112,000t; first quarter tonnage amongst the highest on record

Despite some serious logistical challenges caused by Cyclone Alfred, Australian beef exports held up remarkably well during March. Total export shipments to all markets last month reached 112,423t, only 5000t less than February, and 6000t higher than March last year.   ..Read More

Jon Condon, 07/04/2025

Australia finishes with bronze in World Butchers’ Challenge competition

Australia’s team of six crack tradesmen finished third in the biennial World Butchers Challenge event staged in Paris overnight…Read More

Beef Central, 02/04/2025

US tariff situation remains fluid, but retaliatory actions already happening 

RETALIATORY tariffs targeting US good have started late this week as the impact of Trump tariff measures on neighbours, Mexico and Canada plus China take effect. On Tuesday, the White..Read More

Beef Central, 07/03/2025

February beef exports set cracking pace, above 117,000t

Australian beef exports are off to a cracking pace in 2025, with both January and February shipments unusually large. In fact the accumulated calendar year-to-date shipments are record high, at almost 200,000t…Read More

Jon Condon, 06/03/2025

Trump flags tariffs on all Ag imports into the US

United States president Donald Trump has signalled tariffs on all agricultural imports starting in April…Read More

Beef Central, 04/03/2025

Five great, undiscovered beef items to BBQ for the start of the NRL season

With the National Rugby League’s 2025 season kicking off this weekend in Las Vegas, footy fans across Australia are trundling out their barbies to entertain family and friends while watching a round-one game or two. But rather than serving up the same old predictable sirloin, beef pattie or sausage, why not consider something a little more novel? Here’s five lesser-known beef cuts, just waiting to be discovered by meat lovers for the flat grill, hot coals or in the smoker…Read More

Jon Condon, 27/02/2025

National Sausage Kings crowns honour the humble snag

WA independent retailer The Corner Butcher claimed the coveted beef division crown in the Australian Meat Industry Council’s National Sausage Kings competition decided in Tasmania last weekend. Independent butchers from four states shared this year’s six National Sausage Kings crowns, presented during a glittering dinner in Launceston’s Country Club on Saturday night…Read More

Jon Condon, 26/02/2025

Indonesia turns to Pakistan for buffalo meat as importers protest beef quota reshuffle

As Indonesia prepares for the start of the month-long Ramadan festival this Friday, unrest is emerging over beef import arrangements and the adequacy of existing stocks. ..Read More

James Nason, 24/02/2025

Canada moves closer to gaining access to Australia’s beef market

Canada’s application to access Australia’s market for chilled and frozen beef has moved a step closer to approval, clearing a key regulatory hurdle…Read More

James Nason, 19/02/2025

US beef trimmings market strength is pulling other cuts ‘into the grind’

The record momentum being seen in the US imported beef trimmings market is now pulling other whole muscle cuts into the grind…Read More

Jon Condon, 13/02/2025

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