Search our website enhanced by Google.
Beef
14 July 2021
During October, Irish beef production jumped up by 85% month-on-month to total 61,000 tonnes (177,000 head).
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.
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.
14 July 2021
In the first nine months of 2019 EU imports of total beef has declined 5% on-the-year, to 179,100 tonnes.
14 July 2021
Should the UK end up trading with the EU without a free trade agreement, there will be tariffs to pay
.JPG?v=637780256110000000)
14 July 2021
Demand for beef, lamb and pork has been falling so far this year in key EU consuming countries.
14 July 2021
Looking back over the past five years there is very little link between GB farmgate and retail prices. Although the overall average retail price appears to fluctuate week-on-week, this is really because of changes in the weekly mix of products sold.
14 July 2021
UK beef and veal production stood at 82,800 tonnes in November, similar to year-earlier levels.
14 July 2021
Global beef and veal production* is expected to reach 61.86 million tonnes CWE in 2020.
14 July 2021
Exports have increased so far this year, although they continue to account for less than a fifth of domestic production. Although export volumes are higher, export prices are lower.
14 July 2021
During October, UK exports of fresh and frozen beef continued on the trend of 2019, recording another year-on-year increase.