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Global Meat Trading and Processing

12-Jul-2018

TODAY'S HEADLINES

AUSTRALIA SHEEP SCANDAL

EMS Rural Exports suspended in ongoing Australia sheep scandal

Australias Department of Agriculture and Water Resources has suspended the live export licence of a second livestock company as the sheep scandal widens... Read

Escalating Chinese pork tariffs could put US producers out of business

US pork exports are set to face further obstacles as the trade war with China continues to put financial pressures on the industry... Read

Denmark eyes rosy export future as heat-treated products enter China

After sending its first batch of heat-treated pork products to China last month, Denmarks Danish Crown is optimistic about generating as much as 25-50 million (US$29-US$58m) in export sales to this key market, within a few years... Read

Location for World Butchers Challenge 2020 revealed

Sacramento, California in the US has been announced as the host city for the 2020 World Butchers Challenge... Read

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EDITOR'S CHOICE

EXCLUSIVE

JN Meat International expects export growth following World Steak title

JN Meat International has revealed to GlobalMeatNews that it expects export rates across Finland to rise significantly following its World Steak Challenge success... Read

GLOBAL INDUSTRY NEWS

CO2 shortages: crunch time for meat sector as Tulip site freezes production

The next week is crunch time for the British meat industry as C02 supply shortages edge closer to critically low levels, with processors forced into falling back on contingency plans... Read

Collaboration needed to tackle food fraud

The head of the Food Standards Agencys (FSAs) National Food Crime Unit has renewed calls for collaboration between the organisation and manufacturers, to help prevent food fraud... Watch now