NH Foods Australia Pty Ltd is a wholly owned subsidiary of the NH Group, a publicly listed company and Japan’s leading company in the fresh meat, ham and sausage industry.

NH Foods Australia is a wholly owned subsidiary of the NH Foods Group, a publicly listed company in Japan. NH Foods Group is a leader in the global delivery of a wide variety of foods including fresh meats, ham, sausages, processed foods, seafood, dairy products and health foods.

NH Foods Australia operates three large beef export processing facilities – Oakey Beef Exports (Est #558), Wingham Beef Exports (Est #154) and Thomas Borthwick & Sons (Est #67). Each is strategically placed in prime cattle areas along the east coast of Australia, and acknowledged as industry leaders in food safety and hygiene practices. These facilities are supported by one of Australia’s largest and most modern cattle feedlots, Whyalla Beef, located in Southern Queensland.

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Vale Ken Coombe

14 November 2019
Respected Brahman breed pioneer Ken Coombe has passed away in Rockhampton, aged 87. Mr Coombe left an indelible stamp on the northern Australian beef industry, contributing to the transformation in genetics to tropically adapted cattle from the region’s..
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Top End empathy for south after horrendous fire year

14 November 2019
As fierce winds fan huge fire fronts across tinder dry regions of northern NSW and southern and central Queensland, cattle producers who have endured a horrendous fire season further north are watching on with a strong sense of..
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ACC and Coles go separate ways in processing, brands and retail-ready work

14 November 2019
National supermarket group Coles and its long-term northern beef supply chain partner Australian Country Choice are further decoupling their businesses, as both explore opportunities in export and brand development...
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Drought impacts on 2019 MSA index performance, but broader trend is up

14 November 2019
Drought has had an inevitable impact on MSA eating quality index performance in 2018-19, however the longer-term trend remains up. The national average MSA Index figure last financial year was 57.62, down from about 57.75 the year before,..
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