Beef

Thanks to a 50% Hike in Beef Prices Brazil Exports 22% Less and Earns 18% More

brazzilmag.com     8 hrs ago          

From January to August, Brazil's beef exports fell 22% year-on-year to 711,716 tons swt (scale weight tons), while revenue was up 18% as average export prices increased 50% to US$ 3,818 ton swt. Exports have been affected...                    

NBA 'troublemaking' over cattle prices

scotsman.com     7 hrs ago   1 related          

Published Date: 05 September 2008 THE National Beef Association appears to have scored a spectacular own goal in its claims that major abattoirs had squeezed the price of prime cattle at point of slaughter to little more...                    

Fitch Assigns B Rating to Brazil s Marfrig

scouty.de     yesterday   1 related          

Fitch Ratings assigns Marfrig Frigorificos e Comercio de Alimentos LTDA (Marfrig, or the company) Foreign and Local Currency Issuer Default Ratings (IDR) of ´B+´. Fitch has also assigned a ´B+/RR4´ rating to the US$375...                    

GXS: Anglo Beef Processors Turns To Gxs To Automate Order Processing With Key Customers; Supplier...

tmcnet.com     yesterday          

GXS, a leading provider of business-to-business (B2B) e-commerce solutions, today announced that one of the largest beef companies in Europe, Anglo Beef Processors (ABP), has deployed GXS Trading Grid to automate trading...                    

Beef jerky kicks up flavor of quick chili

enquirer.com     Sep 3, 2008          

By J.M. Hirsch • The Associated Press • September 3, 2008 Beef jerky kicks up flavor of quick chili Great chilies are defined by the intensity of their flavor. Usually, this is supplied by the seasonings and hot peppers...                    

Food Safety Education Goes Nationwide Via KSU Distance Learning

newswise.com     Sep 2, 2008          

With food industry personnel seeking further education in their field, Kansas State University has expanded its distance education offerings to accommodate professionals throughout the nation who aren't able to study in...                    

Thousands of male calves shot after TB alert

timesonline.co.uk     Sep 2, 2008   1 related          

Valerie Elliott, Countryside Editor Farmers are shooting thousands of newly born bull calves because of a commercial ban on exports by Dutch and Belgian veal traders. This unofficial boycott, which was imposed six weeks...                    

Rising feed costs hit livestock producers

ft.com     Sep 1, 2008          

By Fiona Harvey and Sanjay Odedra Cereal farmers have benefited from record grain prices this year, but livestock farmers tell a different story. “Prices have risen, but farmers have to accept a market price that may or...                    

New packing plant owners 'in it for the long run'

greeleytrib.com     Aug 31, 2008          

The Batista family of Brazil and the Monfort family of Greeley got their starts in similar ways, so it may be appropriate that the Batista family now operates the Greeley company that was started almost eight decades ago...                    

No End Seen to Cartel's Destruction of Food Capacity

newstarget.com     Aug 29, 2008          

Farmers are blasting the role of the food cartels in destroying farm output capacity, creating food shortages and producing monopolistic conditions. In a recent interview for Executive Intelligence Review, Frank Endres,...                    

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