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Australia’s cattle prices remain highest in world

03/12/2020
Australia’s cattle prices remain highest in world

Australian cattle prices are now the highest in the world, remaining above US prices since June due to a number of factors, according to industry association Meat and Livestock Australia.

It suggested that as well as supply and demand, global prices have been affected  by covid-19’s impact on meat companies in the US, and dry weather in South America has led to a fall in supply there.

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