UK's meat exports to EU should hold firm despite bloc's New Zealand trade deal

게시됨 2024년 5월 3일

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A recent analysis by AHDB reveals that the new free trade agreement (FTA) between the EU and New Zealand is unlikely to impact UK exports of sheep meat, dairy, and beef to the EU. The EU is the primary market for UK sheep meat, being the second largest for New Zealand, with the UK leading in fresh lamb carcases exports. The decrease in EU's sheep meat production and the product diversity between the UK and New Zealand are expected to prevent New Zealand products from displacing UK exports. The UK's strong market share in dairy products and its larger beef exports to the EU compared to New Zealand suggest that it will continue to be a significant dairy exporter to the region. However, the monitoring of trade will continue to ensure any changes in New Zealand's trading relationships do not affect EU trade.

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Sheep meat, dairy and beef exports from the UK to the EU should 'hold firm' despite a free trade agreement between the bloc and New Zealand coming into force. New Zealand will have improved access to the European market as part of the new NZ-EU free trade agreement (FTA). This has caused some concern among UK farmers that the FTA could result in a deluge of NZ sheep meat entering the EU market, posing a threat to the UK export trade. However, in new analysis published today (3 May) by AHDB, the deal should "unlikely pose a threat to UK exports". The EU is the UK’s largest market for sheep meat, with 79,700 tonnes of fresh and frozen product shipped in 2023 valued at £524m, the levy board notes. It is the second largest market for New Zealand sheep meat with 54,000 tonnes of product shipped to the market last year. The largest cut exported to the EU from the UK is fresh lamb carcases, which accounts for 84% of total UK sheep meat exports to the region. Volumes of fresh/chilled ...

출처: FarmingUK