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13 July 2021
Australia is currently facing extensive and severe wildfires. While most sheep are further inland than many of the fires, there are still significant numbers in the areas affected.
13 July 2021
New Zealand meat exports have increased sharply in value during 2019. Combined, the value of beef and sheep meat exports between Jan and Nov 2019 stood at NZ$6.7 million (£3.5 million).
13 July 2021
Despite China taking more meat from all over the world, it has not been enough to stop wholesale meat prices from rising.
14 January 2020
As ever, there are some conflicting forces in the sheep market at the moment.
13 July 2021
The GB daily liveweight SQQ has been relatively steady over the Christmas period. For the week ending 25 December, the SQQ price increased by nearly 16p to finish at 212p/kg.
14 July 2021
The latest update from Kantar, covering the 12 weeks ending 1 December, continues to bring news of red meat performing badly. Processed meats in particular are struggling.
14 July 2021
No-one can have escaped the headlines about consumer behaviour and views on meat and plant-based foods. The European Commission has investigated the impact that switching between animal protein and plant protein might have on the prices and production of each.
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?
13 July 2021
For the past two years, UK imports of lamb from New Zealand have tracked below historic normal levels while at the same time the global supply and demand balance has tightened, and global prices have continued to trend significantly above the five year average as we enter 2019.