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0328 New COVID Waves Impact Beef Exports
California Ag Today
Thanks to a new wave of coronavirus moving through Southeast Asia, American producers are finding it more challenging to get red meat into Hong Kong and China.
Devaluation of China's Currency
Land & Livestock Report
Last week's sudden devaluation of China's currency raised significant concerns for the U.S. meat industry.
MERS Outbreak Hurting Korean Economy, Also Impacting U.S. Beef Exports
Land & Livestock Report
South Korea has been a top-performing market for U.S. meat exports in 2015, but a short-term slowdown is likely due to an outbreak of Middle East Respiratory Disease (MERS).
How Hong Kong's Political Unrest Affected Restaurants
Land & Livestock Report
Over the past two months, pro-democracy demonstrations in Hong Kong have occupied a significant portion of the city's central business district. While the number of protesters has been lower in recent weeks, the demonstrations continue to have an impact on Hong Kong's economy.
Policy Change Helps U.S. Beef Exports to Indonesia Rebound
Land & Livestock Report
Just a few years ago, Indonesia was a top 10 market for U.S. beef. At its 2011 peak, the United States exported nearly 18,000 metric tons of beef and beef variety meat to Indonesia, valued at more than $28 million.
Expanded Access and Strong Business Climate in Hong Kong Benefits U.S. Beef Exports
Land & Livestock Report
When Hong Kong expanded access for U.S. beef in February of this year, the move was somewhat overshadowed by Japan's long-awaited change allowing beef from U.S. cattle up to 30 months of age
Tremendous Potential for Beef Exports in Indonesia
Land & Livestock Report
Indonesia has one of the world's fastest growing economies, with a quickly expanding middle class.
Protecting Private Property Rights
Farm of the Future
In Washington's Columbia county, rancher Joe Lemire has been in a legal battle with the Department of Ecology over private property rights.