African Swine Fever: The Biggest Thing to Hit Animal Protein Markets

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Energy transition and feedstock demand in Europe with RaboResearch Global Energy Transition Strategist Susan Hansen

Europe's energy sector is transitioning, and demand for different types of alternative fuels is changing. These shifts impact Australia's canola exports for Europe's biofuel sector. In this episode, Global Energy Transition Strategist Susan Hansen, who is based in the Netherlands ...  Show more

New Chinese beef import quotas and their impact on Australia and New Zealand

On 31 December the Chinese government announced new beef import quotas. Angus Gidley-Baird and Stefan Vogel chat through the potential implications for the Australian and New Zealand beef industries. Disclaimer: Please refer to our global RaboResearch disclaimer at https://www.ra ...  Show more

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