Keeping up with South Korean’s evolving palate Adam Cheetham – November 2017 Global Market Analyst
MLA’s remit • Research, Development and Adoption • Marketing
Australian beef exports – 2016 EU 20,841 China S Korea US 94,040 179,854 242,013 Japan 264,325 Total 2016: MENA SE Asia 30,813 1,018,105 119,879 tonnes shipped weight Source: DAWR
Australian Sheepmeat exports – 2016 EU 16,471 China US S Korea 59,449 64,562 10,597 Japan 13,222 Total 2016: MENA SE Asia 111,016 374,485 41,262 tonnes shipped weight Source: DAWR
Global sheepmeat consumption
C O N T E N T S – F O L LOW I N G T H E C O N S U M E R D E C I S I O N P R O C E S S Global Consumer Research DECISION 1: THE PROTEIN LANDSCAPE Which meat? DECISION 2: AWARENESS, CONSUMPTION & ATTITUDES Which type? DECISION 3: This one or POINT OF PURCHASE that one?
In-Market Activity – Lamb (Foodservice)
In-Market Activity – Continued
In-Market Activity – Lamb (Retail)
Key Points • An increase in sheepmeat consumption will have to be met by a rise in imports • Benefits to be drawn from the Korea-Australia Free Trade Agreement. • Opportunity to promote Australian lamb through both foodservice and retail channels.
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