March 18
Slaughter remains unwavering from last week.
Good quality Buenos Aires wet salted steers remain quoting upwards from last week, now at about US$0.55~0.60 per kg.
Demand continues unchanged.
The USDA projects a fall of 6% in Argentine beef exports for this year.
In a recently published report, the USDA forecasted shipments for 850 thousand TEC, 55 thousand TEC less than in 2020. The reduction is based on a lower slaughter due to the difficulties in the feedlots.
March 11
February slaughter was reported at 1.04 million head, up 2 percent from January and also up 4 percent on YoY comparison.
Slaughter continues unchanged from last week.
Good quality Buenos Aires wet salted steers continue quoting upwards from last weeks, now at about US$0.50 per kg. The increase is…
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