Ken Wilcock notes that the US is recapturing market share and gaining ascendancy in key markets.

Ken Wilcock notes that the current supply picture has the potential to go from bad to worse.

LAMBS sold from $10 to $20 above pre-sale expectations at another highly-successful Elliston and Streaky Bay On Farm Circuit Sale on Wednesday last week.

Ken Wilcock notes that Angus beef sampler boxes from New Zealand have been launched into the US online market.

Big price jumps were seen across most categories at the Naracoorte combined agents' monthly store cattle sale last Thursday compared to the July sale, in line with the red hot prime market.

Injune's Shaw family has been breaking records at the Roma saleyards for a number of years, and they did it again on Tuesday.

Ken Wilcock notes that COVID-19 has caused an accelerated shift toward online shopping.

All classes of cattle sold firm to dearer at Mount Gambier on Friday.

When coronavirus struck, Andrews Meat Industries had to adapt its foodservice business - and quickly, writes Ken Wilcock.

JBS has closed its Brooklyn meat processing plant indefinitely after recording new coronavirus cases this week but the pandemic's disruption might be little more than the final straw for the abattoir.