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Latest industry news and updates from the meatborsa team.
46 Days to Chicken Crisis: Estonia’s Food Chain Warning
If Estonia sealed its borders today, the country would run out of chicken in 46 days — a startling stat that has ignited urgent conversations about food sovereignty, supply chains, and the future of farming.
Tax Troubles in Luxembourg: JBS’s Financial Strategies Under the Microscope
From 2019 to 2022, JBS is estimated to have reduced its global tax payments by approximately USD 221 to 442 million through Luxembourg-based financial arrangements, according to new research.
US Beef Market Pressures Intensify
Tight cattle supplies and resilient demand are poised to drive beef prices higher through 2025, reshaping procurement strategies across the meat industry.
China Opens Its Doors Wider to Aussie Lamb and Goat Meat
Australia scores a major trade win as China approves more sheep and goat meat imports, offering a boost for local farmers amid global trade tensions.
JBS Moves Closer to U.S. Listing After SEC Approval
World’s largest meat producer receives regulatory green light for NYSE debut ahead of shareholder vote.
U.S. Red Meat Production Up Slightly in 2024
U.S. red meat production rose 1% in 2024 as heavier animals offset lower slaughter rates in beef and pork sectors.
No Steak, No Mistake: Norway Warns Athletes Off Meat in China
To dodge accidental doping bans, Norwegian athletes are being told to skip meat in China, where hormone-fed livestock may trigger positive drug tests.
Still Not Meat Enough?
A new 2,700-person taste test reveals that while some plant-based meats can match real meat in flavor, the industry still struggles with public perception and product quality.
Global Pork Production 2025: What’s Going On?
Global pork production is steady in 2025, but Brazil is gaining ground in exports while the EU, US, and Canada are losing market share due to trade issues and disease.
Goat Is the New Beef
How Immigration Is Changing Meat Markets
Horse Herpes 101
This blog is here to help you understand the essentials of Equine Rhinopneumonitis (yep, that’s the fancy name), without needing a PhD in veterinary science.
Singapore Fish Farm Fined $33K for Storing and Processing Meat Without Licence
A fish farm in Singapore was fined after repeatedly operating illegal food processing and storage facilities despite multiple warnings.