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Animal Disease Disrupt the Export Recovery Path of the SA Red Meat Industry | SA News

22 June 2025 by Guest

We are halfway through 2025, and if you were to ask any cattle farmer in South Africa, how has the year been? They will likely tell you that this has been a financially challenging year for the industry.

But at the start, the outlook looked promising. We thought the industry would continue its recovery from last year, benefiting from improvements in grazing veld and relatively lower feed prices. This was after the better summer rains improved agricultural conditions across the country.

The export markets had also opened up from the second half of 2024, following temporary closures in the previous year due to the industry’s impact from the foot-and-mouth disease outbreak in most…

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