Sentence examples for world beef from inspiring English sources

Argentina's share of world beef exports has already doubled since 1993, in large part because of a 400percentt increase in exports to Brazil.

The EU's share of world beef exports has been dropping steadily (see chart) since the first mad-cow scare, in Britain back in 1996.Fears of mad cows have also reached the western coast of the Atlantic.

Britain made greater advances in Argentina, but only because the collapse of the world beef market left Argentina with few cards to play.

In 2012, world beef production reached 63 million, but it couldn't top the production of fish farming, or aquaculture, which soared to 66 million.

"The fall in cattle stock (10 million heads), the fall in production, the almost 20 thousand workers who are without a job due to the closing of 130 production plants, and Argentina's exit from the world beef market are just some of the problems the national government has created," read a statement published by the confederation.

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(In 2014, China produced 11.5% of the world's beef, nearly 7m tonnes, according to the US Department of Agriculture). Traditionally, beef wasn't a staple in local cuisine in most parts of China.

Beef from the Pampas also helped make the nation rich; at one time Argentina accounted for half the world's beef exports.

A large share of the world's beef, orange juice, soyabeans and iron ore comes from the great green elbow.

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