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Bank holiday brings further stability to beef quotes - Vimarsana News

Bank holiday brings further stability to beef quotes

Bank holiday brings further stability to beef quotes 2021-10-25

Beef prices not reflecting market trends– IFA - Vimarsana News

Beef prices not reflecting market trends– IFA

Beef prices not reflecting market trends– IFA 2021-10-20

Strengthening beef market 'should' result in higher prices - Vimarsana News

Strengthening beef market 'should' result in higher prices

Favourable and strengthening market conditions should be coming through in higher beef prices, according to the Irish Farmers' Association (IFA). IFA

'Unacceptable' 12c/kg gap between Irish and export benchmark prices - Vimarsana News

'Unacceptable' 12c/kg gap between Irish and export benchmark prices

March 15, 2021 9:57 am The announcement by the UK government of a revised timetable for sanitary and phytosanitary (SPS) checks and controls “removes uncertainty in our key export for the next number of months”, according to the Irish Farmers’ Association (IFA). However, an “unacceptable price gap of 12c/kg” must now be closed between the latest Prime Export Benchmark price and the Irish Prime Composite price – indicators of prices being paid abroad and at home respectively. Commenting on the move made by the UK government last week – which will see a six-month extension put ...

Anger as quotes for prime cattle fall 15c/kg in two weeks - Vimarsana News

Anger as quotes for prime cattle fall 15c/kg in two weeks

Seldom have I received so many angry phone calls from the finishing community. Calls that in the main dwell on the lack of clarity coming from the processing sector as to why prices have been hit so hard, with the phrase "hatchet job" used by several to describe the current situation. All three main farming organisations are united in their condemnation of the processing sectors recent actions with Des Morrison ICMSA's livestock chair asking if this "No notice" decision to pull prices is connected to the need for feedlots to restock? "Having emptied their feedlots are they going into the mart...