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Industry NewsWeekly cattle and sheep market wrap04 August 2023FIND OUT MORE
The cattle market mostly held firm this week, as yardings lifted 16% from last week to 47,548 head. Dryer conditions in Queensland improved attendance at saleyards from processors and exporters. The largest increase was seen in Roma, where cattle were drawn from far western QLD, NSW and the local area for a 7,411 head showing, 3,036 above the previous week. -
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Industry News2013 editions of FeedbackMeat & Livestock Australia's Feedback magazine keeps members informed on where there levy dollars are spent in marketing and R&D.FIND OUT MORE
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Market NewsWhy chilled beef is a hot market in China21 February 2018FIND OUT MORE
Find out why Australia is well placed to meet growing Chinese consumer demand for premium chilled beef. -
Industry NewsAustralia’s cattle herd to reach largest size in nearly a decade02 February 2023FIND OUT MORE
The Australian Beef industry and cattle herd are well positioned to capitalise on changing global supply dynamics in 2023. This year will be a year of transition and maturity for Australia’s cattle herd, with any increases in numbers now beyond rebuild status, with all key production metrics forecast to improve this year, according to the latest Cattle Industry Projections update from Meat & Livestock Australia (MLA). -
R&DFood innovation publications, updates & communication activitiesBiannual reports of Global New Product Development trends and findings from Trade shows and conferences of emerging science and technology...FIND OUT MORE
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Industry NewsResilience the focus for new MLA webinar series13 October 2020FIND OUT MORE
Meat & Livestock Australia (MLA) will host an exciting webinar series throughout November providing updates, insights and inspiration for a resilient future for Australia’s red meat and livestock businesses -
Market NewsNational trade lamb indicator surpasses 600¢02 July 2015FIND OUT MORE
The national trade lamb indicator hit 600¢/kg cwt at the end of last week, and has continued to move even higher over the last few days, reaching 604¢/kg cwt on Wednesday (National Livestock Reporting Service). -
R&DV.MFS.0005 - Meat Packaging - The State of play in an evolving marketMeat Packaging - The State of play in an evolving marketFIND OUT MORE
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Industry NewsWeekly sheep and cattle market wrap28 October 2022FIND OUT MORE
This week, yardings came back 33% for cattle and 10% for lambs. Getting stock to sales is becoming more difficult due to flooded roads, so producers are prioritising moving stock to high ground or preferencing direct sales from the paddock.
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