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Thursday, 16 August 2012 14:35

Beef price outlook generally stable

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iFarm's price projections for beef remain fairly similar to last month. This is despite factoring a higher NZ dollar through the rest of the outlook period.

The negative influence of the dollar is set to be offset by a more bullish outlook for US imported beef prices....

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