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Australian beef gains health recognition, with rising consumer interest despite price hikes.
Beef is gaining recognition as a functional food in Australia due to its nutrient density, with 24% of consumers reporting increased red meat intake—the highest since 2010—despite price rises.
Though per capita consumption dipped slightly to 22.4kg in 2024, driven by lower meat-eating demographics, total demand remains stable.
Industry leaders are promoting beef in culturally familiar dishes and through partnerships with ethnic butchers to expand reach.
The 2025 State of the Industry report highlights beef’s potential in the $1.8 trillion health and wellness market, citing its role in immunity, longevity, and joint and skin health.
Public trust in the red meat sector reached a record 67%, fueled by transparency, sustainability efforts, and health-focused messaging.
La carne de vacuno australiana gana reconocimiento de salud, con un creciente interés de los consumidores a pesar de los aumentos de precios.