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    Farmer told me today the price for mature stock at the works has fallen from $2,250 on average per head to $1,750 in one week. He's never seen anything like it.
    Talk of lots of beef on refrigerated ships off the coast of China and the ships going round and round in circles as they're not allowed to dock.
    "Interesting" season coming for apple exports too ?
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    Isn't China the world's largest apple producer and exporter? If things get bad there, maybe there will be an apple shortage.

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    Quote Originally Posted by turnip View Post
    Isn't China the world's largest apple producer and exporter? If things get bad there, maybe there will be an apple shortage.
    Different season.

    That’s why NZ and Australia do so well supplying summer fruits into the northern hemisphere off season.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Beagle View Post
    Farmer told me today the price for mature stock at the works has fallen from $2,250 on average per head to $1,750 in one week. He's never seen anything like it.
    Talk of lots of beef on refrigerated ships off the coast of China and the ships going round and round in circles as they're not allowed to dock.
    "Interesting" season coming for apple exports too ?
    My farmer friend mentioned the same but he is ok with keeping his animals longer until prices recover - which they will, he says. Issue is one of getting feed for the animals and in his case, he has plenty as his farm is a mixed farm with cropping for animal feed.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Balance View Post
    Different season.

    That’s why NZ and Australia do so well supplying summer fruits into the northern hemisphere off season.
    Some apples can stay in cold storage for up to a year, so NZ-grown apples compete with last season's cold-store apples.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Beagle View Post
    Talk of lots of beef on refrigerated ships off the coast of China and the ships going round and round in circles as they're not allowed to dock.
    "Interesting" season coming for apple exports too ?
    reefer capacity is full on a lot of china ports and shortage of reefer plugs as well.
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    Quote Originally Posted by King1212 View Post
    Log activities at stand still...nothing moving in China. Still on lock down... expect virus get more wild as people are back to work

    No other places will take our apples....
    Europe is Scales largest apple market, China 2nd. Issue will be Reefer capacity, both boxes and plugs, both China & NZ ends, as supply chain has slowed so much.

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    Quote Originally Posted by nizzy View Post
    Europe is Scales largest apple market, China 2nd. Issue will be Reefer capacity, both boxes and plugs, both China & NZ ends, as supply chain has slowed so much.
    Scales have their own logistics business so must have some pull in that with shipping companies, space and boxes.

    But not much good if no plug at the other end.

    I actually think China seems to have reasonable control on the virus - it is the rest of the world with the issue......

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    A more balanced global supply situation in 2020 with sales more equally focussed between Europe / UK and Asia. Initial shipments to Asia are scheduled to arrive in early March, and to China in mid-March.

    https://www.nzx.com/announcements/348967

    the reefer issues might impact there mid march china shipments
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    Quote Originally Posted by bull.... View Post
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    https://www.nzx.com/announcements/348967

    the reefer issues might impact there mid march china shipments
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