Beef
This week's factory quotes see processors ahead on prices last week, reduce their quotes while the lower prices from last week have held firm.
This week's factory quotes sees finished cattle prices rise at some sites and holding firm at others despite talk of the trade turning.
In this week's factory quotes, most processors have moved to increase their price quotes for all types of cattle.
Farmers with batches of finished cattle to sell this week have been offered flat-price deals of €5/kg and upwards in cases.
The Irish Creamery Milk Suppliers Association (ICMSA) livestock chair, Des Morrison warned beef farmers of "indirect price cuts"
This week's factory quotes for finished beef cattle sees last week's price increases set in across...
Beef News
Factory prices must move forward to reflect the current market, which shows increased beef prices, according to the IFA.
This week's factory quotes sees processors that had being putting forward the lower prices last week having to raise quotes this week.
This week's factory quotes sees cattle price hold steady again for this week, following on from last week's steady overall price trend.
This week's factory quotes have seen some beef processors hold their price quotes at the same level as last week for prime cattle.
Factory quotes for finished cattle this week have continued to fall with most outlets reducing quotes by an further 5c/kg across the board.
The IFA National Livestock chair Brendan Golden has advised beef farmers to reject lower quotes being offered by some factories.
Factory quotes for prime cattle have fallen by approximately 55c/kg since beef prices peaked in April of this year.
This week's factory quotes sees beef prices continue to fall with another 5c/kg taken of all cattle quotes for this week.
This week's factory quotes have seen beef price cuts continue with prime cattle quotes at some sites back by 40c/kg from peak of this year.
This week's factory quotes for beef cattle see the lower prices from last week holding for this week but other prices falling.
After 11 weeks of continued price drops and trade pressure it appears the lower quotes are beginning to bottom out this week.
Factory quotes for finished stees have fallen by over 35c/kg in the past 10 weeks and quotes for P-grade cows have fallen by up to 80c/kg
A total of 32,465 cattle (excluding veal) were slaughtered in the week ending Sunday, June 18, according to latest figures from the DAFM.
In this week's factory quotes for finished beef cattle, a number of processors put forward quotes...
This week's factory quotes see prices for all cattle dip by a further 5c/kg as the downward price trend in the Irish beef trade continues.
This week's factory quotes sees prices slip across all categories with the largest drop in quotes noticeable in the cow category.
This week's factory quotes sees the lower prices quoted last week, holding but some of the higher-end quotes from last week have dropped.
