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Last update 27/5/2025
Australian beef production in 2025 is expected to come close to equalling production records set in 2024, Rabobank says in its newly-released Australian Beef Seasonal Outlook 2025.
President Donald Trump announced a postponement of the 50% tariff hike on EU products until July 9, following a call with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen. The move is intended to create space for serious trade negotiations and avoid further escalation in the transatlantic trade war.
Cattle prices saw a marked correction last week. According to market sources, very few plants were purchasing raw material at the start of this week. Slaughter steers dropped 30 cents, with the latest deals at US$ 3.80 per kg carcass, while cows traded at US$ 3.40–3.45 per kg.
Export steer prices remained steady compared to the previous week. Top-quality finished crossbred steers (British breeds) are still trading around Ar$ 5,000–5,150 per kg dressed, while zebu crossbreds continue in the Ar$ 4,800–5,000 per kg dressed range.
Exports of bovine offal and prepared products reached approximately 9,200 tonnes in April, worth US$ 15.8 million.
In April, China imported 13,590 tonnes of bone-in beef and beef bones from deboning processes, worth US$ 24.3 million, and 22,216 tonnes of boneless beef worth US$ 98.1 million.
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