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eFeedLink - Hungarian beef exports to China reach record highs as demand surges - Vimarsana News

eFeedLink - Hungarian beef exports to China reach record highs as demand surges

Hungarian beef producers said exports to China have reached unprecedented levels, doubling annually since China opened its doors to Hungarian red meat in 2016, CGTN reported.

eFeedLink - Australia's beef industry potentially getting back to "more normal" market, according to Rabobank - Vimarsana News

eFeedLink - Australia's beef industry potentially getting back to "more normal" market, according to Rabobank

Australia's beef sector is set for a return to "more normal" market conditions in the season ahead after a recent extraordinary period marked by record prices levels and volatility, according to Rabobank's Australian Beef Seasonal Outlook 2023.

eFeedLink - Japfa sends 23,000 live chickens to Singapore - Vimarsana News

eFeedLink - Japfa sends 23,000 live chickens to Singapore

Japfa has delivered 23,000 live chickens to Singapore through its subsidiary in Bintan, Indonesia.

eFeedLink - High interest rates engender challenging economic environment for Vietnam agriculture - Vimarsana News

eFeedLink - High interest rates engender challenging economic environment for Vietnam agriculture

As Vietnam faces uncertain headwinds, many companies in the agricultural sector have been hit by higher interest rates, Vietnam News reported on May 15.

eFeedLink - US cattle producers contend with drought, input costs and demand issues, according to economist - Vimarsana News

eFeedLink - US cattle producers contend with drought, input costs and demand issues, according to economist

Drought conditions, input costs and demand concerns are some of the issues plaguing the United States' cattle producers, an agriculture economist said.