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TheBeefSite Latest News
News from Uruguay
Wednesday, November 05, 2008
Uruguay Resumes Sales of Live Cattle to Egypt URUGUAY - Uruguay has resumed live animal sales to Egypt with a first shipment of 12.000 cattle and 40.000 sheep in late October.
Thursday, September 25, 2008
Cattle Prices Slide in Uruguay After August Peak URUGUAY - Live cattle prices in Uruguay have begun to drop significantly following the meat industry’s decision to soften activity and a drop in demand from Russia and to a certain extent the European Union.
Friday, May 30, 2008
Record Slaughter Numbers from Uruguay URUGUAY - Last week saw Uruguay reach its highest weekly slaughter on record, at 67,231 head, surpassing the previous record set in the week ending 20 May 2006. The record slaughter was fuelled by a large number of cows, which made up 49.3% of the to...
Wednesday, January 30, 2008
Cattle Production Warms up with the Weather URUGUAY - Uruguay's beef exports will rebound this year as warmer weather improves pastures for cattle grazing, said the country's vice minister of cattle, agriculture and fisheries.
Monday, October 15, 2007
Uruguay: Mega Integrated Beef Cattle Project Announced URUGAY - Uruguayan representatives of Britain’s Breeders & Packers announced this week in Montevideo plans for an abattoir with an annual capacity of 320.000 head of cattle bred in feed lots involving investments of over 100 million US dollars.
Tuesday, September 25, 2007
Uruguay’s Per Capita Annual Beef Consumption: 54 Kilos URUGAY - Uruguay’s per capita consumption of beef jumped from 40 to 54 kilos in five years making the domestic market the second destination of the country’s most important single export according to a release from the local Meat Institute, INAC
Monday, November 27, 2006
More sheep and fewer cattle URUGUAY - Heading for a record year of beef exports, over a billion US dollars, Uruguay’s cattle herd is experiencing the impact of the efforts and it’s doubtful it can sustain in the coming years such a level of production.








