7218.0.55.001 - Livestock and Meat, Australia, Nov 2012 
Quality Declaration
Quality Declaration ARCHIVED ISSUE Released at 11:30 AM (CANBERRA TIME) 15/01/2013
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NOTES FORTHCOMING ISSUES
INTRODUCTION This publication presents statistics on livestock slaughterings and meat production. These statistics are based on a monthly collection from abattoirs and other major slaughtering establishments and include estimates of animals slaughtered by country butchers and other small slaughtering establishments. More detailed information on this series can be obtained by referring to the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) quarterly publication, Livestock Products, Australia (cat. no. 7215.0). Additional time series spreadsheets containing state/territory and national data are available from the Downloads tab for this publication. These spreadsheets contain original, seasonally adjusted and trend estimates for slaughtering and meat production for bulls, bullocks and steers, cows and heifers, cattle (excluding calves), calves, sheep, lambs and pigs. INQUIRIES For further information about these and related statistics, contact the National Information and Referral Service on 1300 135 070. SUMMARY COMMENTARY LIVESTOCK  In November 2012, the trend estimate for cattle slaughterings increased by 1% to 635 thousand. Calf slaughterings increased by 2% to 52 thousand in November 2012. In November 2012, the trend estimate for sheep slaughterings increased by 2% to 579 thousand. Lamb slaughterings remained steady at 1.7 million in November 2012. The trend estimate for pig slaughterings increased by 1% to 397 thousand in November 2012.
MEAT  In November 2012, the trend estimate for beef production increased by 1% to 182 thousand tonnes. Veal production increased by 2% in November 2012 to 3 thousand tonnes. In November 2012, the production of mutton increased by 2% to 13 thousand tonnes. Lamb production in November 2012 decreased by 1% to 36 thousand tonnes. The trend estimate for production of pig meat in November 2012 increased by 1% to 30 thousand tonnes.
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