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11 June 2020
UK feed wheat futures for Nov-21 delivery closed at £152.40/t, some £15.35/t below the Nov-20 contract, but similar to Nov-20 and Nov-19 prices this far ahead of planting.
30 January 2024
The recently announced future import tariffs give most dairy products the equivalent of the current EU external import tariff
13 July 2021
How many key GB pork processing plants would need to close before potential spare capacity elsewhere is exceeded?
28 May 2020
During our barley week last week, we highlighted the increase in trade tensions between China and Australia, with the former potentially imposing a $74/t tariff on imports of Australian barley. This offers a high degree of price risk for domestic barley, particularly given the significant export volumes expected from the UK next year.
30 January 2024
A look at how the market value for milk is expected to move through the remainder of 2020
22 May 2020
The closure of the food service industry for almost two months now has reduced demand for meat and grain products. The impact of coronavirus on meat and dairy production will likely translate to a fall in demand for feed grains.
13 July 2021
Earlier this week the UK government announced the new Most Favoured Nation (MFN) tariff regime which will apply to all imports from countries who do not have a trade deal with the UK. For beef and lamb, the tariffs broadly mirror the level of the EU’s current Common External Tariffs.
14 July 2021
Last year was a tough year for the UK beef industry. To balance the market imports fell and exports rose, let's take a look at by how much.
15 May 2020
Head of Arable Market Specialists, David Eudall, interviews Arnaud Petit, Executive Director of IGC
7 May 2020
Producing both a large barley crop of 8.1Mt and wheat crop of 16.2Mt for 2019, it was anticipated that the UK would have a large export campaign for the 2019/20 marketing year.
14 July 2021
The COVID-19 outbreak has introduced a great deal of challenges into the dairy market. Some farmers may cull less profitable, or ‘passenger’ cows to reduce costs and milk production. But what could an increase in culling rates look like, and what would be the impact on the beef supply chain?
13 July 2021
Last year recorded some unusual trends for UK sheep meat trade. There were just two months when the UK was a net importer.