Editor: Andrés Oyhenard
andres@tardaguila.com.uy
Chinese buyers showed renewed firmness in demand over the past week, with greater willingness to close deals and prices continuing to recover.
A regional trader told World Beef Report (WBR) that some importers continue to submit bids below market levels, while others are accepting current prices. As references, the source reported deals from Uruguay for shin & shank at US$7,900 per ton CFR, the highest value since late May; bone-in navel plate at US$5,000; bone-in brisket at US$4,950; and 80 VL trimmings at US$4,800.
Subscribe to a plan to view this and all reports. this article
