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13 July 2021
Should the traded volume continue to decline, then could the futures of UK futures be at risk?
13 July 2021
A lack of export volumes and current lack of competitiveness is building up risks for both 2019/20 and 2020/21 domestic prices.
14 July 2021
At the point of slaughter, AHDB collects information about the fat class and conformation of every animal in its deadweight sample
29 July 2021
July 2021: The latest sheep market outlook publication gives an insight into recent trends in the sheep sector together with the latest AHDB production and trade forecasts. Challenges practically trading with the EU are begin overcome. GB finished lamb prices have been strong, and the flock is expected to grow this year..
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29 July 2021
July 2021: The Cattle Market Outlook publication gives an insight into recent trends in the beef sector together with the latest AHDB forecasts for supply, demand and trade. Beef production is forecast to tighten, with consumption forecast to ease. Imports and exports are expected to remain subdued.
14 July 2021
2019 has been a very challenging year for the beef sector. Here we look back on some of the key events in the beef industry over the last 12 months, and those that will remain relevant in 2020.
14 January 2020
As ever, there are some conflicting forces in the sheep market at the moment.
14 July 2021
In 2018 the UK imported 380,000 tonnes of beef, either fresh, frozen or processed. Of this, 340,000 tonnes was imported tariff free from the EU.
13 July 2021
What could the tariffs actually mean for prices if they came into force.
14 July 2021
Details of the potential tariffs for importing and exporting if the UK and EU do not agree a free trade agreement.
14 July 2021
Should the UK end up trading with the EU without a free trade agreement, there will be tariffs to pay
13 July 2021
Should the UK not agree a free trade agreement with the EU post-Brexit, there would be tariffs in place. What might this mean for European importers?