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USDA projects higher red meat, poultry production in 2014
May 13, 2013 USDA projects higher red meat, poultry production in 2014 USDA's latest World Supply and Demand Estimates report showed that total US red meat and poultry production in 2014 is projected to be above 2013 as higher pork and poultry production more than offsets declines in beef production. Tighter cattle supplies and potential heifer retention during late 2013 and into 2014 are expected to limit cattle available for placement; thereby reducing fed cattle slaughter in 2014. Lower cow numbers and herd rebuilding will also limit non-fed beef production. Beef imports are expected to be higher in 2014 as US cow slaughter declines and domestic non-fed beef supplies tighten. Continued over-year declines in US beef production are expected to push beef exports lower in 2014. Beef imports are expected to be higher in 2014 as US cow slaughter declines and domestic non-fed beef supplies tighten. For 2014, cattle prices are forecast to rise above 2013 as supplies continue to tighten. Pork production is for
Monday, May 13, 2013
Polish warehouse contains tonnes of suspicious meat
April 4, 2013 Polish warehouse contains tonnes of suspicious meat The owner of a Polish slaughterhouse near Biala Rawska was charged last week with fraud and violating laws on animal health due to the accusation of handling sick cattle and has revealed hidden storerooms in central Poland containing tonnes of "suspicious meat". "Investigators studying the case of the slaughterhouse near Biala Rawsk have found hidden storerooms, containing about 30 tonnes of meat of uncertain origin," confirmed Krzysztof Kopania, spokesman for the District Prosecutor's Office in Lodz. More details have also emerged concerning the incidents that led to the arrest of abattoir-owner Piotr M. Police are understood to have intercepted a transport of 24 cattle bound for the slaughterhouse. Of the 24 animals, nine were already dead, and the others appeared severely ill and had to be put down immediately. Autopsies have confirmed that the animals were sick, according to the Prosecutor's Office in Lodz. It is understood that the
Thursday, April 4, 2013
New Zealand's red meat production rises due to drought
March 28, 2013 New Zealand's red meat production rises due to drought Due to an overextended period of dry weather, New Zealand lamb production has found itself in a similar position to much of Australia, as its recent data shows that weekly North slaughter is at its highest level in 25 years, but at carcase weights lower than any March since 2008. In comparison, South Island growing conditions have been better, with reports of higher average carcase weights, and in some cases lambs being traded south for finishing. However, processing has also started to rise in the past couple of weeks as dry conditions take their toll on feed availability. There is recognition in New Zealand that the large volume of lamb being shipped to China is a key factor supporting the market, as China has stepped up its buying significantly in the past few months, absorbing additional supply for prices averaging 27% lower than the same time last year. The attached chart shows the pattern New Zealand lamb slaughter would fol
Thursday, March 28, 2013
Belarus meat import quotas reduced for 2013
November 30, 2012 Belarus meat import quotas reduced for 2013 The Eurasian Economic Commission (EEC) has cut down Belarus' meat import quotas for 2013. According to an EEC document on meat import quotas for 2013, Belarus' import quota for beef will be reduced from 5,000 tonnes in 2012 to zero in 2013. The poultry quota will be reduced to from 15,000 tonnes in 2012 to 10,900 tonnes, while the quota for pork will increase slightly from 60,000 tonnes in 2012 to 60,200 tonnes. Experts said the initial application by Belarus had been seriously limited. The country requested a pork import quota of 90,000 tonnes, but was only allowed 60,000 tonnes, and was not permitted any beef imports in 2013. Commenting after the meeting, where the tariffs were set, the Minister of Trade of the EEC, Andrew Slepnev, said the initial application made by Belarus "stood beyond the scope provided by [the Customs Union] agreement on the mechanisms and parameters of the distribution of tariff quotas". He added that it might be nec
Friday, November 30, 2012
India may become world largest exporter of buffalo meat
September 20, 2012 India may become world largest exporter of buffalo meat India's buffalo meat exports have risen strongly in recent years, with expectations that the country will become the largest bovine exporter in the world by 2013, according to the USDA. Indian bovine exports totalled 1.29 million tonnes in 2011, with 2012 shipments estimated to reach 1.66 million tonnes, before growing to 2.15 million tonnes in 2013. Interestingly, the largest market for Indian shipments in 2011 was Vietnam, followed by Malaysia, Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Jordan. According to the USDA GAIN report, the Indian bovine herd (combined cattle and buffalo) in 2012 is estimated at 323.74 million head. The recent increase in the herd has been reportedly due to a run of poor crops, along with an increased demand for dairy products resulting in more farmers converting to buffalo dairy enterprises. The Indian bovine herd is predicted to expand a further 1% in 2013, to 327 million head. While Indian laws prohibit cattle slaught
Thursday, September 20, 2012
Dawn Meats facility begins operation in Ireland
July 2, 2012 Dawn Meats facility begins operation in Ireland Dawn Meats has begun operations for its new state of the art, beef processing facility in Carroll's Cross, Co Waterford, Ireland last week. Dawn Meats invested EUR14.5 million (US$18.2 million) in the facility, which was also supported by the Department of Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation, through Enterprise Ireland. The company announced last month that it had been awarded a EUR300 million (US$377 million) contract to process up to 18,000 tonnes of Irish beef annually for McDonald's, which led to the commissioning of the new facility. The beef processing facility will produce up to three million hamburgers per day, which will be exported abroad to McDonald's markets throughout Europe. The 40,000 square foot facility, which includes the very latest energy efficient technology and the longest freezer line of its kind in Europe, was officially opened for production by An Taoiseach Enda Kenny T.D. International executives from McDonald
Monday, July 2, 2012
US cattle placements rise 15% in May
July 2, 2012 US cattle placements rise 15% in May According to USDA, an expected increase in cattle placement during May, following limited placements in March and April, has boosted US cattle on feed inventory to an increased value of 2% on-year to 11.08 million head. Cattle placement in US feedlots during May increased 15% on-year to 2.09 million head, with a significantly higher number of cattle within the heaviest (over 800 pounds) and the lighter categories (under 600 pounds). With the dry conditions expected to continue, more feeder cattle are expected to be placed into US feedlot in June. Subsequent to the poor pasture conditions, the US cattle market in the longer term is expected to continue, facing an overall shortage of calves. Although beef cow slaughter has declined since the beginning of 2012, an anticipated higher beef cow slaughter, due to the expanding dry conditions, also suggest tight US cattle supply right through to 2014. US cattle marketing during May increased 1% on-year to 2.02 m
Monday, July 2, 2012
Mexican cattle industry continues to face drought threat
July 2, 2012 Mexican cattle industry continues to face drought threat Drought continues to threaten major Mexico's cattle producing regions despite slight recovery in first half of 2012 from the rising grain prices and extreme weather conditions last year. With the onset of the drought last year, Mexican beef production in 2011 was estimated to have increased 4.2% on-year, to 1.83 million tonnes cwt. Following the increase in cattle slaughter and beef production in 2011, the continuation of the drought is again expected to drive higher cattle turnoff in 2012, either through domestic processing plants or as live cattle movements across the border to the US. With the drought, the degrading of traditional grazing lands, combined with higher feed prices has forced many producers into liquidating cattle herds, as reported by Business Monitor International (BMI). In response to this, in March 2012, the Mexican Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock, Rural Development, Fisheries and Food unveiled a new proje
Monday, July 2, 2012
Pakistan's 2012 meat export up 13.9%
June 8, 2012 Pakistan's 2012 meat export up 13.9% An increase of 13.9% has been shown in Pakistan's meat export this year worth US$123.61 million as compared to same period last year. The country earned precious foreign exchange of US$108.54 million through export of meat ( beef, mutton and camel meat) last year due to measures adopted to promote the sector. An official at Ministry of National Food Security and Research on Wednesday (June 6) said more than 9,500 exotic animals, 318,768 semen doses and 4,300 embryos of high yielding animals have been imported during last one and half year while new slaughter houses, milk processing and meat processing units have also been established in the private sector. He said future plan for the livestock sector is to persuade the policies to achieve 5% or more growth in meat and 8% or more in milk production through shifting from subsistence livestock farming to market-oriented and commercial farming. The focus will be to encourage and promote high yieldi
Friday, June 8, 2012
Sudan to export meat to Egypt in May
In accordance with an agreement between both countries' agriculture ministries, Sudan will start exporting meat and cattle to Egypt in May. The deal involves exporting more than 50,000 cattle in the first year.
Monday, April 23, 2012
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