Beef trade: Downward slide continues as processors pull back prices by another 10c/kg

The number of steers was slightly lower than in 2021, while each of the other categories contributed to an overall increase
Beef trade: Downward slide continues as processors pull back prices by another 10c/kg

Five Hereford cross bullocks born March '21, average weight 428 kilos, sold for €1,040 each in Thurles Mart. Photo: O'Gorman Photography.

The downward slide in the beef prices at the factories has continued this week for many of the suppliers whose returns have been cut by up to 10 cents/kg.

There is some variation in the prices being quoted by the processors but the hard sellers and those with larger numbers are engaging in a tug-o-war to some benefit on price before parting with their stock.

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