Global beef trade update
USDA's latest report shows production slipping while trade plays an increasingly important role in global beef markets.
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USDA's latest report shows production slipping while trade plays an increasingly important role in global beef markets.
Lean trimmings from abroad let US ranchers focus on premium beef production. Banning imports would slash cattle values and trigger supply shocks across the sector.
Absent imported lean trimmings, the 50/50 market would be sharply discounted and would reduce the value of U.S. harvested fed steers and heifers.
“Outstanding demand” in Taiwan fuels beef gains. Pork shipments to Mexico see sharp decline versus large year-ago totals.
Brazil, as a country, imports in the region of 80-100,000t of “premium beef” annually, according to agribusiness co-ordinator and specialist at ApexBrasil, Alberto Carlos Bicca. Ag...
Strategy to promote U.S. chuck roll and Boston butt leads to new foodservice product concept for sharing platters.
Bearish sentiment hits cattle markets as Trump allows more lean beef imports and Mexico resumes feeder cattle shipments to US.
Beef exports from Brazil posted a record performance in the first half (H1) of 2026 in terms of both volume and value. This was driven mainly by the ‘front-loading’ of beef into Ch...
Ranchers face losses up to $400 per head while grocery prices drop just 16 cents per pound since Labor Day, according to Farm Bureau analysis.
Brazil has joined Australia in officially filling its 2026 China beef export quota, meaning the country’s shipments or the next three months face an additional, steep 55pc tariff....
Big questions arise as we continue to ruminate over President Trump’s latest move to increase beef trimmings imports.
Highlights from this summer
Technical barriers continue to weigh heavily on beef exports to China; pork exports to Mexico rebounded but were still below year-ago.
President Trump is trying to solve a difficult economic problem in the beef market and in the process is creating another problem (nothing new honestly). US ranchers have been slau...
The U.S. is allowing more imported beef into the food supply in an effort to lower prices.
The tariff-free importation of 300,000 metric tons of potentially substandard beef crashed cattle markets. Trump's makeup plans to placate ranchers are lacking in substance.
The world’s shifting beef trade and new import policies opens the door to fresh competitors in the UK market so what could that mean for Irish beef? Latest analysis from the Agricu...
Brazil’s emergence as the world’s largest beef producer and exporter is reshaping global trade flows and intensifying competition in several of Australia’s key export markets, acco...
Australia’s beef exports continue to be buffeted by a combination of trade distortions caused by quotas and tariffs, with September export activity data released this morning refle...
Answering some questions posed about Trump’s proclamation to boost imported beef trimmings.
The U.S. is allowing more imported beef into the food supply in an effort to lower prices.
While the quickly changing environment and uncertainty has been a big challenge for meat traders this year, a panel of industry leaders at last week’s BeefEx conference discussed h...
Slaughter rebounds as cutout prices drop. Cash trade remains steady at recent levels, supporting positive packer margins.
Trump's plan to import foreign beef at 25% below market value isn't sitting well with cattle farmers. Will the savings even reach your grocery cart? рџ›’
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