Latest industry news and updates from the meatborsa team.
Published about about 11 hours ago in News
Bo Pedersen
Chief Revenue Officer
How a sudden shift toward 'lateral grading' for better pan symmetry is creating an unprecedented structural bottleneck in the European poultry spot market.
Published 5 days ago in Market Analysis
Bo Pedersen
Chief Revenue Officer
Explaining how the Middle East blockade, skyrocketing fertiliser costs, and chaotic trade redirection are trapping global meat exporters.
Published 6 days ago in Market Analysis
Martina Osmak
Director of Marketing
Explaining what happened this week in the meat industry and how it may impact trade, supply and prices.
Published 7 days ago in News
Martina Osmak
Director of Marketing
A new outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease in Greece and Cyprus is putting farmers and authorities on alert.
Published 8 days ago in News
Martina Osmak, Director of Marketing
A new EU–Australia trade agreement allows beef and lamb exports, but strict limits reduce its impact for farmers.
Published 9 days ago in News
Bo Pedersen, Chief Revenue Officer
How Mediterranean biosecurity threats, soaring UK veterinary fees, and a push for circular feed are reshaping the European meat supply chain this week.
Published 9 days ago in News
Martina Osmak, Director of Marketing
Police warn of possible organized crime as stolen meat may be resold unsafely.
Published 13 days ago in News
Martina Osmak, Director of Marketing
Dutch supermarket reverses course on meat promotions after losing customers and revenue.
Published 13 days ago in Market Analysis
Bo Pedersen, Chief Revenue Officer
A look at how the conflict is impacting Australia’s premium airfreight trade, disrupting global shipping hubs, and forcing an urgent push for new markets.
Published 14 days ago in News
Martina Osmak, Director of Marketing
Nearly 3,800 workers have gone on strike at a major Colorado meatpacking plant, turning a long-building labor dispute into a rare and historic walkout.
Published 16 days ago in News
Martina Osmak, Director of Marketing
As Easter approaches, the global egg market is facing mixed signals — disease outbreaks are cutting production in Germany, while prices are falling in the United States and chocolate Easter eggs are becoming smaller and more expensive in the UK.
Published 16 days ago in Market Analysis
Bo Pedersen, Chief Revenue Officer
What the Hormuz closure and the looming threat to the Red Sea mean for global protein supply chains, and freight and fertiliser costs.