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Originally posted by chappy58: ↑

Cheap meat..........well that is not what the ABC said some weeks back.

ABC RURAL
Cattle prices record big drop but consumers unlikely to see cheaper steaks

https://www.abc.net.au/news/rural/2023-03-17/cattle-prices-record-big-drop-cheaper-steak-unlikely-consumers/102088062

They seem to flow which ever way the wind blows strongest, just tumble weed.

Australia already exports around 70% of packaged meat and it is unlikely that the dollar exchange rate will go up so all the better cuts will still get exported.
Yes you will see some cheaper lines only from old cows slaughtered which there will be more as the older breeding cows will get culled.
Can you tell the difference from old cow and good grass fed rump, I would guess not.

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the export market is the means of Coles and Woolies making bigger profits. they often price Aus supplies of fresh food higher than the export price by creating a supply shortage by exporting fresh fruit/vegies and meat.
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