Beef producers faces future with greater on-farm transparency

By Catherine Miller
Updated April 15 2018 - 11:06pm, first published 4:30pm
Meat & Livestock Australia managing director Richard Norton says the beef industry must prioritise developing an animal welfare and environmental sustainability program which is globally recognised.
Meat & Livestock Australia managing director Richard Norton says the beef industry must prioritise developing an animal welfare and environmental sustainability program which is globally recognised.

In the year 2033, Australian beef producers could be paid for their carcases based on the value of individual retail cuts, according to Meat & Livestock Australia managing director Richard Norton.

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