Australia and New Zealand take aim at UK meat market

With Irish herds declining and domestic UK production increasingly constrained, Australian suppliers are establishing themselves as a reliable premium alternative
According to the Australian Trade and Investment Commission, it is carving out a premium niche in the UK market, and innovation is 'propelling Australia ahead of other countries as a leading supply source'.

According to the Australian Trade and Investment Commission, it is carving out a premium niche in the UK market, and innovation is 'propelling Australia ahead of other countries as a leading supply source'.

Even though it is transported from the other side of the world, Australia's and New Zealand's exporters say their beef and lamb is a sustainable option for the UK.

According to the Australian Trade and Investment Commission (Austrade), it is carving out a premium niche in the UK market, and innovation is "propelling Australia ahead of other countries as a leading supply source".

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