Beef
Global beef production is expected to decline 2% in 2026 as supplies tighten across several major producing regions, according to Rabobank.
Australia has confirmed it had “record” beef production and strong livestock supply in 2025 after another year of strong performance.
UK beef production is expected to decrease by 5% in 2025 which could boost Irish beef exports to the market according to latest research.
Lidl has today (Monday, July 22) committed to investing £1.5 billion into the British beef...
Morrisons has announced a partnership with Sea Forest to introduce seaweed-based livestock feed to fast-track lower carbon beef products.
A monitor farm event organised by the Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board (AHDB) and...
Agri-Business
Brazil is expected to reach record levels of beef production in 2024, according to a new report today (Tuesday, November 21)
Figures from AHDB found that the UK produced 10% more beef and veal in October than last month and the same month a year ago.
The volume of beef produced in Europe is expected to jump by 2% in 2016, a recent report published by the European Commission shows.
It would be foolhardy in the extreme to curb the production of beef in a country where we produce in an extensive grass-based system, according to Cormac Healy of MII.
Global beef production levels in 2016 are to rise by 1% from 2015, the latest forecast from the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) suggests.
