7215.0 - Livestock Products, Australia, September 2010

ARCHIVED ISSUE Released at 11:30 AM (CANBERRA TIME) 17/11/2010

Page tools: Print

Print Page Print all pages in this product

1 LIVESTOCK SLAUGHTERED(a)(b)(c), Australia: All series

		Bulls, bullocks and steers	Cows and heifers	Cattle (excluding calves)	Calves	Sheep	Lambs	Pigs
Quarter		'000	'000	'000	'000	'000	'000	'000
ORIGINAL

2009
	June	930.8	1 033.5	1 964.2	190.2	2 233.2	5 057.4	1 146.8
	September	1 056.4	911.4	1 967.8	377.0	1 833.2	5 025.0	1 146.2
	December	981.1	790.6	1 771.7	159.4	2 382.1	5 193.9	1 151.0
2010
	March	908.1	824.1	1 732.2	139.0	1 895.7	4 525.9	1 090.4
	June	977.3	1 011.6	1 988.9	227.8	1 222.0	4 733.2	1 173.4
	September	1 025.7	886.4	1 912.1	308.3	1 351.9	4 411.2	1 201.3
SEASONALLY ADJUSTED

2009
	June	938.1	939.9	1 878.1	187.1	2 511.7	5 130.1	1 115.6
	September	1 020.8	918.5	1 939.3	216.6	2 262.2	5 301.2	1 133.7
	December	955.8	834.9	1 790.6	226.7	2 040.6	4 864.3	1 146.6
2010
	March	946.5	843.3	1 789.8	254.4	1 671.1	4 385.5	1 139.9
	June	998.9	936.8	1 935.7	224.0	1 380.0	4 965.5	1 142.6
	September	989.3	889.7	1 879.0	178.5	1 664.0	4 656.3	1 184.8
TREND

2009
	June	979.9	944.5	1 924.4	183.9	2 470.1	5 257.6	1 116.7
	September	974.5	893.5	1 868.0	223.4	2 289.1	5 087.3	1 130.3
	December	969.1	862.9	1 832.0	234.3	1 975.1	4 865.3	1 139.2
2010
	March	969.3	867.8	1 837.2	235.4	1 705.8	4 712.3	1 144.0
	June	977.0	890.4	1 867.3	220.6	1 546.3	4 684.0	1 154.4
	September	994.1	914.3	1 908.3	196.3	1 479.0	4 735.2	1 170.0

(a) Chicken data are not yet available and will be included in the next issue.
(b) For human consumption. Refer to the Explanatory Notes for further information.
(c) A new methodology and revised definitions have been adopted for producing estimates of livestock slaughtering and meat production. For further details refer to the Explanatory Notes.

2 LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS, Australia: (a)(b): All Series

		RED MEAT(c)
		Beef	Veal	Mutton	Lamb	Pig meat	Total red meat	Whole milk intake by factories(d)	Brokers and dealers receivals of taxable wool(e)
		tonnes	tonnes	tonnes	tonnes	tonnes	tonnes	ML	tonnes
Original

2009
	June	525 273	6 973	44 581	104 899	83 159	764 885	1 797	75 378
	September	540 227	16 758	40 076	102 163	83 912	783 136	2 252	86 170
	December	489 129	11 044	54 068	107 978	81 294	743 513	2 849	106 033
2010
	March	481 093	11 021	40 703	97 571	78 857	709 243	2 048	89 339
	June	546 065	13 439	26 927	104 825	87 198	778 455	1 870	71 195
	September	529 817	13 884	31 570	93 724	89 599	758 594	nya	83 176
Seasonally Adjusted

2009
	June	507 195	7 002	52 394	104 490	80 025	751 108	2 316	90 093
	September	534 299	11 405	49 277	109 704	82 174	786 860	2 250	84 056
	December	492 005	13 364	44 237	101 745	82 681	734 032	2 184	93 733
2010
	March	493 476	15 235	36 912	97 178	82 461	725 262	2 231	88 489
	June	536 057	13 775	31 778	104 571	84 000	770 180	2 414	84 913
	September	523 230	9 439	37 953	100 617	87 614	758 852	nya	82 237
Trend

2009
	June	524 492	8 413	52 069	108 137	80 308	773 418	2 305	88 791
	September	510 035	10 773	48 985	105 562	81 424	756 778	2 242	87 799
	December	504 097	13 571	43 105	102 723	82 337	745 833	2 227	87 474
2010
	March	507 425	14 275	37 883	101 050	83 127	743 761	2 269	87 245
	June	517 192	13 064	35 000	100 839	84 575	750 669	2 340	85 518
	September	530 113	11 125	34 168	101 797	86 434	763 637	nya	83 073

nya not yet available
(a) Chicken data are not yet available and will be included in the next issue.
(b) A new methodology and revised definitions have been adopted for producing estimates of livestock slaughtering and meat production. For further details refer to the Explanatory Notes.
(c) Carcass weight excluding offal. Refer to the Explanatory Notes for further information.
(d) Original data sourced from Dairy Australia. Includes whole milk equivalent of farm cream intake.
(e) Taxable receivals only. Refer to the Explanatory Notes for further information.

3 EXPORTS OF FRESH, CHILLED, FROZEN AND PROCESSED MEAT(a)(b), Australia: Original


			FRESH, CHILLED OR FROZEN MEAT								PROCESSED MEAT
		Beef bone-in(c)	Beef bone-out(c)	Veal bone-in	Veal bone-out	Mutton bone-in	Mutton bone-out	Lamb bone-in	Lamb bone-out	Pork	Bacon and ham(d)	Canned meat(e)
	Period	tonnes	tonnes	tonnes	tonnes	tonnes	tonnes	tonnes	tonnes	tonnes	tonnes	tonnes

	2007-08	57 199	917 494	3 704	5 049	119 496	43 827	134 101	32 499	39 138	772	12 493
	2008-09	47 925	954 473	4 102	4 594	107 004	44 119	131 144	31 254	32 258	464	12 852
	2009-10	r48 691	r882 969	4 667	r3 546	r85 058	r31 503	r125 195	r34 819	r29 961	167	r13 482
	2009
	June	12 279	241 498	1 069	839	25 174	9 561	33 688	8 275	7 666	32	3 243
	September	11 958	230 695	1 474	1 260	18 708	6 813	30 939	6 813	7 625	58	3 482
	December	12 421	226 420	1 226	1 023	27 768	10 416	38 124	9 455	7 222	57	3 722
	2010
	March	10 076	r177 693	609	582	r23 202	7 183	r25 392	7 315	r7 155	32	r2 961
	June	r14 237	r248 160	r1 357	r681	r15 380	r7 091	r30 740	r11 236	r7 959	20	r3 317
	September	15 365	238 435	2 536	485	14 965	6 485	29 926	8 415	9 015	28	3 567

r revised (a) Compiled from Australian Customs Service data. Refer to the Explanatory Notes for further information. (b) Export data may be subject to revision. (c) Includes buffalo meat. (d) Cured carcass weight, and state net weight of packs of canned bacon and ham. Refer to the Explanatory Notes for further information. (e) Canned meat excludes bacon and ham. Refer to the Explanatory Notes for further information.

4 EXPORTS OF LIVE SHEEP AND CATTLE(a), Australia: Original

		Number	Gross weight	Gross value	Unit value(b)
Period		'000	'000 tonnes	$'000	$
SHEEP

2007-08		4 069.0	197.0	286 442	70.40
2008-09		4 063.9	199.0	339 083	83.44
2009-10		3 055.4	145.9	296 763	97.13
2009
	June	878.1	42.8	77 751	88.55
	September	801.8	38.7	76 827	95.82
	December	1 030.0	50.1	93 851	91.12
2010
	March	708.3	33.3	68 408	96.59
	June	515.3	23.9	57 677	111.93
	September	862.6	39.3	104 448	121.09
CATTLE

2007-08		713.3	241.2	450 511	631.63
2008-09		856.0	285.0	558 695	652.67
2009-10		r905.5	r310.2	r601 209	r663.95
2009
	June	231.8	80.5	141 817	611.80
	September	258.5	86.4	161 035	622.84
	December	260.7	90.8	172 174	660.37
2010
	March	r203.1	r69.5	r147 857	r727.97
	June	r183.1	r63.5	r120 143	r656.08
	September	216.6	71.0	148 338	684.88

r revised
(a) Export data may be subject to revision.
(b) Gross value divided by the number of animals exported

5 WHOLE MILK INTAKE, by Factories(a): All Series

		New South Wales(b)	Victoria	Queensland	South Australia(c)	Western Australia	Tasmania	Australia
Quarter		ML	ML	ML	ML	ML	ML	ML
ORIGINAL

2009
	March	251	1 364	125	148	78	186	2 153
	June	247	1 083	120	145	77	124	1 797
	September	283	1 480	139	147	84	119	2 252
	December	294	1 886	142	177	101	249	2 849
2010
	March	253	1 269	128	142	82	174	2 048
	June	244	1 150	121	140	83	132	1 870
SEASONALLY ADJUSTED

2009
	March	268	1 528	131	157	87	178	2 349
	June	272	1 496	132	157	83	177	2 316
	September	274	1 442	133	154	83	166	2 250
	December	262	1 389	131	151	88	162	2 184
2010
	March	270	1 429	133	151	90	158	2 231
	June	269	1 575	133	150	90	197	2 414
TREND

2009
	March	268	1 527	130	157	85	177	2 345
	June	272	1 488	132	156	84	174	2 305
	September	273	1 433	132	154	84	166	2 242
	December	272	1 420	132	152	87	163	2 227
2010
	March	271	1 456	133	151	89	170	2 269
	June	269	1 516	133	150	91	181	2 340

(a) Includes whole milk equivalent of farn cream intake. Refer to the Explanatory Notes for further information.
(b) Includes data for the Australian Capital Territory.
(c) Includes data for the Northern Territory.
Source: Original series data from Dairy Australia.

6 MARKET MILK SALES, by Factories(a): All Series

		New South Wales(b)	Victoria	Queensland	South Australia(c)	Western Australia	Tasmania	Australia
Quarter		ML	ML	ML	ML	ML	ML	ML
ORIGINAL

2009
	March	172	131	127	51	59	14	553
	June	176	136	128	53	59	14	567
	September	180	141	132	55	62	14	583
	December	182	134	125	55	63	14	572
2010
	March	176	133	124	r53	61	14	r559
	June	180	138	123	54	61	14	571
SEASONALLY ADJUSTED

2009
	March	175	133	129	52	60	14	563
	June	175	134	129	53	60	14	564
	September	176	139	128	53	61	14	571
	December	184	135	126	55	62	14	577
2010
	March	178	135	125	54	62	14	568
	June	178	136	124	54	62	14	569
TREND

2009
	March	174	134	128	52	60	14	562
	June	175	134	129	53	60	14	565
	September	176	135	128	54	61	14	567
	December	177	135	126	54	62	14	569
2010
	March	178	135	125	54	62	14	569
	June	178	136	124	54	62	14	569

r revised
(a) Includes white, flavoured, high and low fat milk and UHT milk. Refer to the Explanatory Notes for further information.
(b) Includes data for the Australian Capital Territory.
(c) Includes data for the Northern Territory.
Note: Source: Original series data from Dairy Australia.

7 BROKERS AND DEALERS RECEIVALS OF TAXABLE WOOL(a): All series

		New South Wales	Victoria	Queensland	South Australia	Western Australia	Tasmania	Australia	% of total received by brokers
Quarter		tonnes	tonnes	tonnes	tonnes	tonnes	tonnes	tonnes	%
ORIGINAL

2009
	June	25 102	18 833	3 363	10 893	14 767	2 419	75 378	77.3
	September	32 534	19 880	3 072	12 344	15 585	2 756	86 170	82.5
	December	31 358	29 135	2 190	17 318	23 032	3 000	106 033	79.7
2010
	March	26 688	21 369	1 212	12 572	25 572	1 925	89 339	77.8
	June	25 497	19 142	2 343	9 206	12 412	2 594	71 195	78.6
	September	28 546	19 860	2 237	12 494	16 993	3 046	83 176	80.8
SEASONALLY ADJUSTED

2009
	June	28 134	22 274	2 764	13 073	21 368	2 480	90 093	. .
	September	28 615	21 749	2 477	11 473	17 263	2 478	84 056	. .
	December	29 589	23 056	2 520	15 768	20 231	2 568	93 733	. .
2010
	March	29 262	21 966	1 803	12 535	20 304	2 618	88 489	. .
	June	28 550	22 449	1 901	11 302	18 075	2 636	84 913	. .
	September	25 233	21 903	1 850	11 658	18 902	2 692	82 237	. .
TREND

2009
	June	28 764	22 392	2 718	12 221	20 280	2 417	88 791	. .
	September	28 830	22 353	2 582	11 966	19 560	2 507	87 799	. .
	December	29 290	22 319	2 299	11 712	19 290	2 564	87 474	. .
2010
	March	29 076	22 383	2 039	11 728	19 412	2 608	87 245	. .
	June	27 877	22 225	1 868	11 755	19 142	2 651	85 518	. .
	September	26 475	21 993	1 794	11 637	18 504	2 670	83 073	. .

. . not applicable
(a) Taxable receivals only. Refer to the Explanatory Notes for further information.