Beef Demand News Today

Many challenges facing the ag sector such as climate change, rural flight and shifting economics also bring new opportunities to find solutions that benefit those throughout the entire protein supply chain, Cargill Protein North America President Hans Kabat shared while speaking at Agri-Pulse’s Ag Outlook Forum in Kansas City on Monday. 

Other than in the U.S., Rabobank reports beef markets around the world are seeing softer consumer demand.

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The Cattle market kicked the week off with a bang as prices rallied following a long weekend.

With increased beef prices will demand continue to keep up?

Beef retailers in North Central Montana said they have seen an increase in demand despite inflation and rising costs.

U.S. Meat Export Federation’s Senior Vice President for the Asian Pacific, Joel Haggard, says Chinese consumers continue to grow their appetite for U.S. Beef. Covid-zero policies have impacted demand in China, Haggard says, because people cannot travel and must stay at home.

Convenience is key according to livestock marketing and risk management specialist Elliot Dennis.

Following a volume decline last year, U.S. beef exports to Taiwan are back at it for 2022.

Memorial Day weekend sales didn’t spike because demand was already quite high.