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    Beef exports to the Middle East rose 60% year-on-year over the January to August period. This increase in shipments can largely be attributed to Egypt and Jordan, where volumes were up 571% and 105%, respectively. For the eight months, shipments to Qatar rose 35% to 1,279 tonnes. An absence of suitable sheepmeat due predominantly to supply has help drive the resultant growth in beef demand.

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    Beef exports to the Middle East rose 60% year-on-year over the January to August period. This increase in shipments can largely be attributed to Egypt and Jordan, where volumes were up 571% and 105%, respectively. For the eight months, shipments to Qatar rose 35% to 1,279 tonnes. An absence of suitable sheepmeat due predominantly to supply has help drive the resultant growth in beef demand.

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    Beef exports to the Middle East rose 60% year-on-year over the January to August period. This increase in shipments can largely be attributed to Egypt and Jordan, where volumes were up 571% and 105%, respectively. For the eight months, shipments to Qatar rose 35% to 1,279 tonnes. An absence of suitable sheepmeat due predominantly to supply has help drive the resultant growth in beef demand.

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    Middle East beef demand continues to climb - .: Meat & Livestock Australia :.

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    Beef exports to the Middle East rose 60% year-on-year over the January to August period. This
    increase in shipments for the eight month period, from 8,704 tonnes cwt to 13,893 tonnes, can Related content
    largely be attributed to Egypt and Jordan, where volumes were up 571% and 105%, respectively.

    Egypt’s demand was mainly for carcase, forequarter, leg and manufacturing cuts, but increased
    Middle East & Northern
    loin cut shipments also suggest a spread from grinding and kofta styles in fast food outlets, through
    Africa market
    to some higher end cuts destined for the restaurant trade. Increases to Jordan were mainly in
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    manufacturing, topside and thick flank/knuckle, with a large portion of these cuts re-exported to
    both Iraq and Syria.

    For the eight months, shipments to Qatar rose 35% to 1,279 tonnes. An absence of suitable
    sheepmeat due predominantly to supply has help drive the resultant growth in beef demand.
    Volumes to Kuwait grew by 31% to 1,109 tonnes over the period; however, much of this was
    reportedly re-exported to Iraq via the Kuwaiti Free Zone.

    Saudi Arabian demand for manufacturing and topside/inside in particular drove volumes up by
    27% to 1,809 tonnes, partly due to exchange rate shifts increasing the competitiveness of
    Australian beef compared to Brazilian product.

    Beef volume to the Middle East was up 66% year-on-year from 1,365 tonnes cwt to 2,270 tonnes.

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