U.S. Meat and Livestock Trade for August: Summary
By Stephen Rose -
2011-10-14T14:07:31Z
Following is a summary of U.S. meat and livestock trade, according to the Department of Agriculture:
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Aug. Aug. YTD YTD
2011 2010 YOY% 2011 2010 YOY%
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---------------------------Exports----------------------------
Beef and veal 261,965 201,132 30.2% 1,869,328 1,468,563 27.3%
Cattle 17,237 5,112 237.2% 100,792 47,215 113.5%
Pork 433,367 301,827 43.6% 3,270,570 2,756,419 18.7%
Hog 1,384 398 247.7% 22,730 17,076 33.1%
Lamb 19 54 -65.2% 616 1,531 -59.7%
Mutton 453 233 94.6% 12,236 10,424 17.4%
Broiler 222,827 210,410 5.9% 4,475,579 4,197,601 6.6%
Other chicken 3,789 1,150 229.5% 55,562 52,843 5.1%
Turkey 15,118 10,119 49.4% 445,300 358,446 24.2%
Egg, products 7,991 7,299 9.5% 183,827 167,971 9.4%
Shell egg 3,213 2,502 0.2% 89,636 76,733 16.8%
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Aug. Aug. YTD YTD
2011 2010 YOY% 2011 2010 YOY%
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---------------------------Imports----------------------------
Beef and veal 189,209 208,791 -9.4% 1,437,073 1,704,514 -15.7%
Cattle 163,372 117,112 39.5% 1,325,345 1,442,615 -8.1%
Pork 68,295 83,194 -17.9% 526,909 561,230 -6.1%
Hog 0 0 n/a 3,806,375 3,814,691 -0.2%
Lamb 15 57 -72.8% 92,139 96,982 -5.0%
Mutton 0 0 n/a 28,263 17,775 59.0%
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NOTE: Beef, veal, pork, lamb and mutton are in carcass weight
1,000 pounds. Cattle and hogs are in heads. Broiler, other chicken
and turkey are in 1,000 pounds. Egg products are in shell-egg
equivalent 1,000 dozen and shell eggs are in 1,000 dozen.
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To contact the editor responsible for this story: Alex Tanzi at atanzi@bloomberg.net
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