Here is todays major headlines (Friday 19 2011) for Market Data & Export News for Small Ruminants
LAMB
Lamb exports for the quarter continue to be higher in volume and lower in value versus 2010 levels: up 18 percent in volume and down 10 percent in value. Mexico remains the top export market, buying 57 percent of all US lamb exports, while accounting for 43.9 percent of the value ~ US Red Meat Exports Accelerate Pace. Traders Dispatch August 2011 pg A30.
USMEF ALSO ANALYZES LAMB PRODUCTION. COMPARED TO BEEF AND PORK, LAMB EXPORTS ARE MINISCULE. FOR INSTANCE, DURING THE FIRST SIX MONTHS, U.S. SHIPPED OUT 9,300 METRIC TONS. COMPARE THAT TO BEEF'S 620,000 METRIC TONS. STILL, THERE WAS A SIZE-ABLE INCREASE. USMEF SAYS U.S. LAMB EXPORTS GREW BY 59% IN VOLUME AND 31% IN VALUE FOR THE FIRST SIX MONTHS OF THE YEAR. EXPORTS TO THE MAINSTAY MARKETS OF MEXICO , CANADA AND THE CARIBBEAN LED THE WAY. ~ AgDay Daily Recap Aug 15 2011
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National Weekly Sheep & Lamb Prices
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Daily Livestock Summary
Daily Lamb Summary
Weekly Lamb Summary (Fridays)
National Wool Review (Fridays)
National Sheep Summary (Fridays)
Western U.S. Sheep Report (Fridays)
National Weekly Sheep & Lamb Prices
GOAT
Some varieties of goat/calf/sheep skin available in India are unique in quality. – SME Times
Among the animal hairs available, goat is the most commonly utilized (for cosmetics). – globalsources.com
Neil Duncan runs Western Exporters at Charleville , Australia 's biggest exporter of goat meat, mostly to the US . – ABC Online (www.abc.net.au)
Tanning Sector in despair as skin supply drops. ~ The International News
USDA Livestock Goat Reports:
LLAMA
No US Market information available.
International:
The Province of JUJUY In Northern Argentina after receiving micro loans from Gustavo Maluendez launched a workshop and a storehouse for gathering (Llama) fibers last year. Now each craftsman has his own loom and his own bank account. Maluendez has been developing an export market of what he describes as a 'basically unknown product'. His biggest competitors are the Peruvian Alpaca who's producers have more experience and a more industrialized product. He has focused on differentiating himself from the alpaca by focusing on high quality workmanship. He wishes to focus on the production of fiber for the garment market, and becoming a leader of finished high quality products. Gulla Ranch - Knowledge at Wharton High School July 7 2011
ALPACA
No information available.
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