March Meat Market Update Mandatory food labelling requirements and a far-reaching review of Australia’s food standards regulator are among nine recommendations made today by the Senate Inquiry into meat definitions. Read Full Article
February Meat Market Update Chicken out of stock: meat in short supply on Australian supermarket shelves and at KFC. KFC forced to reduce menu after Covid affects staff at Ingham’s, Australia’s biggest chicken supplier. Read Full Article
January Meat Market Report The virtual signing of the Australia-United Kingdom Free Trade Agreement (A-UK FTA) was met with strong support from the Australian red meat industry las week! Read Full Article
December Meat Market Update Is carbon neutral the key to retaining export beef markets? Australian world first trials receive new funding. Read Full Article
November Meat Market Update The price of meat in Australia is set to continue to increase into the Christmas period, industry insiders have warned, as lingering effects from the drought and Covid closures stifle the industry. Read Full Article
October Meat Market Report Christmas ham shortage looms due to abbatoir restrictions, get in now if you'd like to order for Christmas! Read Full Article
September Meat Market Report What a week and month it has been for the red meat industry, with price records tumbling for both cattle and lambs. Read Full Article
August Meat Market Update When the COVID-19 pandemic hit last year and restaurants closed around the world, producers of Wagyu beef feared the worst. Read Full Article
July Meat Market Update Growth in chicken consumption in Australia over the last 20 years has increased significantly while red meat consumption continues to decline. Read Full Article
June Meat Market Update A quick article to help you with all your winter warmers this season! Read Full Article
May Meat Market Update Fake meat is working its way into becoming a permanent fixture of everyday diets. The trend has been spearheaded by the $US8.7 billion Nasdaq-listed Beyond Meat and Bill Gates- backed Impossible Foods. In Australia, fast food billionaire Jack Cowin, who owns the Hungry Jack’s burger chain, is backing V2Food. Read Full Article