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Intake at beef factories stabilised near 27,500

No knock-on effect was evident in the beef market early this week from the BSE alarm in Co Louth.

Intake at beef factories stabilised near 27,500

Thu, 18 Jun, 2015 - 01:00

Martin Ryan

It was ‘steady as she goes’ for prices, supply, and demand.

The downward trend of recent weeks in supply appears to have bottomed out, and processors appear to have decided to stall the upward trend in prices.

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