Beef prices have continued on an upward trend in the main national livestock markets. Prices remained firm both in Spain and the rest of Europe (Italy, France, Poland, or Portugal). The European domestic demand is now pulling strongly, coupled with "a very considerable production gap," according to industry sources. At present, the northern African markets are quieter, with occasional transactions; however, the rise is due to the competition between industries for the available animals, especially for those that do not have their own production or highly loyal suppliers. Commentary on the beef from the Binéfar Livestock Market Second week of September and the strongly upward spiral, which began last week, continues, with historic prices in beef. We are in a very complicated sector. The supply of animals that was sufficient in August is no longer so in September, the reason being that demand has skyrocketed and there are not enough animals for everyone. At present, no operator ...