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Industry NewsLamb slaughter rates down as producers look to rebuild flock29 September 2020FIND OUT MORE
Despite demand uncertainties, sheep producers appear to have commenced flock rebuilding amid improved seasonal conditions, high end productivity and record lamb prices, according to Meat & Livestock Australia’s 2020 Sheep Industry Projections September update. -
Industry NewsNew report unveils sheepmeat’s unique global position05 April 2017FIND OUT MORE
A new MLA report reveals the unique global position of sheepmeat, the factors impacting its consumption and trade, and what it means for Australian lamb and mutton. -
Industry NewsOn the ground in Central Queensland04 December 2015FIND OUT MORE
Last week MLA’s Managing Director, Richard Norton, and General Manager – Central Marketing and Industry Insights, Lisa Sharp, joined AgForce Queensland and the Cattle Council of Australia in Central Queensland for a series of forums including St Lawrence, Nebo, Middlemount, Clermont and Alpha. -
Industry NewsGet listed on the Aussie Meat Trade Hub Exporters Database19 December 2023FIND OUT MORE
After its recent launch this year, the Aussie Meat Trade Hub has quickly become MLA’s single-source for resources and services to assist with buying, selling, promoting and marketing Australian beef, lamb and goatmeat products internationally across global markets. As an Australian exporter and/or producer, you may be eligible to be listed on the Aussie Meat Trade Hub Exporters Database.ase -
Industry NewsExports to the US to continue climbing18 April 2024FIND OUT MORE
Last Friday, the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) published the April Livestock and Poultry: World Markets and Trade report, which included updated forecasts of US beef imports and exports. The forecasts show a substantial shift in prospective US trade flows. Although US export forecasts have been revised up slightly, US imports have been revised up by 184,000 tonnes carcase weight equivalent (cwe) to 1.89 million tonnes cwe. This means that the net trade balance for 2024 (exports minus imports) has been revised down 175,000 tonnes to minus 622,000 tonnes, the largest deficit since 2008. -
Industry NewsNorth America market update19 December 2023FIND OUT MORE
As Australian red meat supply picks up, MLA is supporting exporters and levy payers to capitalise on the positive trading conditions in North America. -
Industry NewsWorld’s largest international trade show continues to grow13 March 2023FIND OUT MORE
Gulfood 2023 has just wrapped up in Dubai, United Arab Emirates (UAE), and remains the largest international trade show held to date. -
Industry NewsAdult cattle turnoff forecast to fall as herd rebuild remains on the horizon28 July 2020FIND OUT MORE
The Australian cattle market finds itself in a unprecedented position, with many diverging factors impacting the industry in addition to COVID-19, according to Meat & Livestock Australia’s (MLA) Cattle Industry Projections July update. -
Industry NewsABSF announces date for launch of latest beef industry sustainability report card19 May 2022FIND OUT MORE
The performance of the beef industry against key markers of sustainability and the leadership role Australia is playing in the global discussion surrounding sustainable agriculture will come into focus at the launch of the Australian Beef Sustainability Framework (ABSF) Annual Update in Sydney on Thursday, 16 June 2022. -
About MLAMLA 2015 sheep industry projections July update27 July 2015FIND OUT MORE
Meat & Livestock Australia’s (MLA) latest sheep industry projections have been released suggesting that records are tipped to tumble again this year with increased lamb production and exports predicted.
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