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Consumers may not benefit from low cattle prices

March 17, 2023 - 16:31 By ABC NEWS (Australia)

The Australian cattle market has taken a huge hit, with prices dropping significantly after record highs last year. But the downturn may not lead to cheaper prices at the supermarket or butcher as dry conditions put local producers under pressure.