Such incidences will likely cement the increasing market for live beef for both cultural and health safety reasons.
This incident in South America along with Indonesia's recent policy to reduce importation of Buffalo meat will increase the probability that such countries will recognise that they might have to pay more for quality disease free beef...
A limited supply and high demand, especially with the anticipated new live trade contracts with China, will translate into a return to profits for exporters.
25cents a share, what a joke!! I imagine we'll see the share price move positively from such over the coming months...
