Queensland supply surge now shot
Jamie-Lee Oldfield: Oct 7, 2026
Australian cattle slaughter is expected to hit its highest level since 1978 in 2026, having already hit that mark for the 2025-26 financial year.
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Jamie-Lee Oldfield: Oct 7, 2026
China slows beef exports, but US momentum remains
Jamie-Lee Oldfield: Sep 9, 2026
Australian beef exports felt the effects of tariffs in August, but sustained...
Aussie beef moves to more markets as quotas fill up
Jamie-Lee Oldfield: Jul 30, 2026
Australian beef currently remains exempt from Trump’s latest US tariff...
Brazil beefs up US market share
Jamie-Lee Oldfield: Jul 16, 2026
The global beef market discussion was focussed primarily on the United States...
Slow start for live cattle despite Indonesian market resilience
Jamie-Lee Oldfield: May 13, 2026
Cattle live export numbers showed improvement in April as expected, rising...
Chinese deadline pushes exports higher as EU FTA disappoints
Jamie-Lee Oldfield: Apr 14, 2026
Australian beef exports have steamed through March coming in just shy of...
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Short weeks don’t stop market surge
Jamie-Lee Oldfield: Apr 10, 2026
Two short weeks didn’t slow the sheep and lamb market, with national indicators...
