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MLA revises cattle slaughter forecast for 2018

03/05/2018

Meat and Livestock Australia (MLA) has revised upwards its forecasts for the country’s cattle slaughter in 2018 following what it calls “a largely challenging summer”.  In the latest update of its Cattle Industry Projections, MLA said it expects 7.48 million head of cattle to be slaughtered this year, which would represent an increase of 4%...

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