December 3
Slaughter continues at a steady pace. Some believe it could pick up through Christmas, then slowing after the holidays.
Good quality Buenos Aires wet salted heavy steers are unchanged from last week’s price of US$0.24 per kg.
Demand is quite strong because customers are rebuilding stocks, but according to pundits this is temporary. Time will tell.
November 19
Slaughter remains running at a steady pace.
Good quality Buenos Aires wet salted heavy steers are quoting upwards from last week at about US$0.24 per kg.
Leather demand is poor, reasonably due to the COVID-19 outbreaks in Europe and US as consumption is less.
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