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    US, Korean beef slaughter poses silver-lined cloud for AACo

    Liam WalshReporter

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    Beef giant AACo has warned mass slaughters of US and South Korean cattle could result in a short-term glut of meat in some markets, but long-term rewards.

    AACo, whose major shareholders are British billionaire Joe Lewis and iron ore magnate Andrew Forrest, revealed wagyu beef revenue had risen to $241 million in the past 12 months from $203.8 million.

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