A new highlight for global meat prices amid cows in a hurry

Global meat prices recorded a new record in August, with the continued strong demand of the United States and China on the meat of cows to feed a height of height that lasted for months, at a time when the world supplies of livestock were declining. The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization Index, “FAO”, which follows meat prices, exceeded the standard level in July, in an increase in the increase in inflation crisbs in some countries; In July, the prices of cows and calves for consumers were about 25% higher in the UK. Also read: Kenya concludes a commercial agreement that exports meat to the vague by three times the livestock breeders in many parts of the world faces the challenges of climate change and diseases, which limit their production. For example, the US herd has registered its lowest levels in decades, as the numbers in Brazil are declining, the largest exporter, amid increasing fluctuations in the weather, which exacerbates the problems of worsening the numbers of the herd. According to the “FAO” report released on Friday, the livestock slaughtered less, and strengthened the strong demand of the United States on cow meat in Australia. On the other hand, China’s most important imports of Brazil helped market support there, amid a decline in sales to America after the validity of the higher fees. Read more: Trump fees could stop a billion dollars for Brazilian beef exporters. The high prices of dairy products also contribute to reducing supply, due to the decline in the number of livestock heads available for slaughter. “The market meat market is also linked to the reality of the high prices of dairy products … With the high prices of butter and cheese, one of its cows will not be slaughtered to sell it as meat,” said Monica Tuthova, economic analyst in “FAO”.