Russia sees steady rise in halal meat products.Over the next decade Russia’s halal meat market will grow at an average rate of 15-20% per year, opening up global opportunities for the country’s food industry and reaching a value of RUB600-RUB700 billion (US$1–1.1bn) by 2026, according to a study by the Moscow-based International Independent. Read more...
The next edition of VIV China, in 2018, will be held in Nanjing, capital city of China’s Jiangsu province. The new venue comes with a new concept for VIV China, with more activities and with a clearer focus on the different target groups per day. The dates scheduled are 17-19 September 2018, with the venue being the Nanjing International Expo Centre (NIEC). “We have decided that it is time for something new, an exploration of the fresh opportunities and activities offered by a change of location,” said VIV China show manager Anneke van Rooijen. “Jiangsu province is in easy reach from important production areas from northandsouth China. Read more...
2 weeks after the first-ever outbreaks of African Swine Fever in Moldova, the country is trying to manage the virus as good as it can. Prices of pigs have come down, and at the same time information campaigns have been started and more clarity has been obtained on the causes. When speaking to the local mediaSputnik, Anatoly Tretiak, the president of Moldova’s Association of Meat Importers (AMI) said that the purchasing price of pigs has dropped 2-3 Moldovan leu (US$0.09-0.14) per kg liveweight. No effect on retail prices The situation has not affected retail prices, Tretiak added, as wholesale buyers of pork are not reducing the prices on the market. Read more...
Three more farms have reported African Swine Fever (ASF) including a commercial farm in Prokhladnensky. This farm registered 510 cases out of the 38,300 pigs susceptible. Another large farm in Tersinka reported 14 cases out of the 85 pigs on the farm. Two cases were also reported in a backyard. Read more...
Another three outbreaks of African Swine Fever (ASF) have been reported in Ukraine. One outbreak has affected two pigs at a backyard unit inKalcheva, Odessa. The unit is located close to Moldova and Romania. Two further outbreaks were discovered at pig farms inBerezanka and Kalynivka, both in Nikolayev. In total,. Read more...
Australian producer Jack’s Creek has retained the title of the World’s Best Steak Producer. Entered by Albers GMBH and produced by. Read more...
Prices for all types of meat in Ukraine have started to increase, as of 1 October 2016, as the government has initiated an experiment, temporarily ceasing state regulation of market prices for socially important products, including meat,. Read more...
Ukrainian poultry producer MHP has reported an increase in poultry sales volume of 6 per cent during 2016 in its latest financial results, compared with the first nine months of 2015. The company said the increase was driven by a massive increase in export volumes - chicken meat exports rose 70 per cent in the third quarter of 2016 compared with the same period last year. In the first nine months of 2016, the share of the company's total poultry sales going to exports was approximately 34 per cent. MHP said it is continuing to pursue further expansion of exports,in the countries of the Middle East, the EU, Asia and Africa. In the EU, the company has a joint. Read more...
The latest Daily Livestock Report, published by Steiner Consulting Group, continues with summaries and key points regarding global beef and boiler markets, as reported by the recent USDA’s Foreign Agricultural Service’s (FAS) publication “Livestock and Poultry: World Markets and Trade”. Starting with beef, FAS forecasts global production to increase about 1 per cent in 2016 and another 1 per cent in 2017 to 61.3 million tons. This is on expanding supplies from the US and South America. Australian beef production is expected to decrease the most, as rain in 2016 has incentivised producers to retain female cattle and expand the herd. Exports. Read more...
FROM the pressure being placed on production systems by ‘treehouse living hipsters’ to the breaking down of barriers in once dominated lucrative export markets, many of the challenges faced by Australia’s beef industry are shared by our United States counterparts. The same opportunities, too, are there for all and they are significant - a forecast nine billion plus global customers by 2050, all consuming increased volumes of animal protein and most wanting choice. This was the message from Mike Thoren, the head of the world’s largest cattle feeder, JBS Five Rivers Feeding, who was a headline act at the Australian Lot Feeders Association. Read more...
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