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  The performance of the sheep trade for the year to date continues to set price records, with spring lambs now added to the list. Factory lamb prices range in general from €7.80/kg to €8/kg, with some deals completed at a 10c/kg to 15c/kg higher level with regular suppliers supplying high numbers. While factories have been keen to get their hands on spring lambs, they remain a small component of overall throughput, with hoggets dominating the trade. The trade for hoggets had eased slightly in places at the end of last week and start of this week, with prices ranging from €7.15/kg t...

Uno Minda realigns businesses into 4 key functions March 15, 2021 Forms dedicated team to focus on ASEAN, EU, Americas and Japan markets Major auto components supplier Uno Minda on Monday said it is making key changes in the organisation in which it is realigning businesses into four domains, effective April 1. “The organisation is being carved into four domains which shall be system oriented. Domain realignment is done basis technologies, collaborators and customers connects. Realignment will result in better synergies and efficiency,” the company said in a statement. New markets focus ...

on 10 Mar 2021 Markets for Irish beef show signs of improvement Mark Zieg, beef sector manager, Bord Bia, looks at how Irish beef is performing in export marketswhich remain severely disrupted by COVID-19. SPONSORED With St Patrick's Day putting the global spotlight on Ireland, it is an ideal time for a promotion drive internationally on Irish beef. The beef trade has come through what is traditionally the quietest time of the year, as consumers post-Christmas tend to be in a frugal mood, planning to indulge and spend less and with few social occasions that involve spending on the more e...

Senior director for MII Cormac Healy. \ Dave Ruffles The initial findings of an evaluation of the Irish beef sector in a report by Grant Thornton has shown that farmers receive 80% of total sales revenue earned by processors, Meat Industry Ireland (MII) has said. These findings were presented at Tuesday’s beef taskforce meeting and were welcomed by MII members “for exposing the false claims made during the 2019 beef blockades.” “During the 2019 illegal blockades, false assertions were made and prominently circulated that farmers only get €2 for every €10 spent on beef by a consu...

IFA to host online meeting to discuss ‘unjustified factory prices’ 2021-03-01