UK’s June beef imports defied headwinds

Imports of beef by the UK in June were up 2% compared to 2016, with shipments from the EU driving this increase, despite the steady strengthening of the euro against sterling since mid-April.

by Stephen Cadogan

Imports of beef by the UK in June were up 2% compared to 2016, with shipments from the EU driving this increase, despite the steady strengthening of the euro against sterling since mid-April.

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