Comment: What price will Chinese importers be willing to pay for live cattle?

By Angus Gidley-Baird, Senior Analyst, Rabobank
Updated November 6 2017 - 5:18pm, first published 4:06pm
Big plans: Adam Giles, Hancock Prospecting speaking at a recent live cattle forum in Townsville.
Big plans: Adam Giles, Hancock Prospecting speaking at a recent live cattle forum in Townsville.

Earlier this month, Adam Giles from Hancock Prospecting told a live cattle forum in Townsville that the company was aiming to export 150,000 head of live cattle to China by the end of 2018 with possibilities this number could increase to 300,000 head in the future.

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