Australia exports more beef to mid East

Processed beef shipments to the Middle East are up nearly 60 percent over last year

Meat and Livestock Australia (MLA) Middle East regional manager Ian Ross credits favorable trade agreements, cost efficiency, high quality, and competitiveness with other meat products for the growth in beef exports to the rapidly evolving Middle East market.

Specifically, MLA explained the increase in beef shipments are largely due to the taste and tenderness of Australian beef and the nation’s reputation for world leading food safety systems and the Australian government-supervised halal cattle slaughter program...

Source: Processed beef shipments to the Middle East are up nearly 60 percent over last year

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