Despite the volume of New Zealand sheepmeat exports falling by 21% in June, the value increased by 6% due to higher global prices. \ Nick Cotter
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South Korea –
US 30-month
limit lifted
As part of the recent trade deal with the US, South Korea has agreed to lift the ban on imports of beef from cattle over 30 months (WBR).
Belgium – dairy co-operative profits
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LDA, the Belgian dairy co-operative, shows results for 2024 that revenue increased by 10% to €916m and operating profit doubled to €11.4m (DCA).
USA – maize harvest
set for record
Reports from the US are suggesting that the corn (maize) harvest could be as high as 414.6m tonnes, a record and well above the USDA official forecast (CRM).
New Zealand – sheepmeat exports fall
New Zealand sheep meat exports fell by 21% in June to 21,798 tonnes, but higher global prices meant that the value was 6% higher than a year ago.
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South Korea –
US 30-month
limit lifted
As part of the recent trade deal with the US, South Korea has agreed to lift the ban on imports of beef from cattle over 30 months (WBR).
Belgium – dairy co-operative profits
LDA, the Belgian dairy co-operative, shows results for 2024 that revenue increased by 10% to €916m and operating profit doubled to €11.4m (DCA).
USA – maize harvest
set for record
Reports from the US are suggesting that the corn (maize) harvest could be as high as 414.6m tonnes, a record and well above the USDA official forecast (CRM).
New Zealand – sheepmeat exports fall
New Zealand sheep meat exports fell by 21% in June to 21,798 tonnes, but higher global prices meant that the value was 6% higher than a year ago.
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