Frozen Boneless Beef Price

Monthly reported customs unit values, not live or executable quotes.

Latest reported price

$6,986 USD/t

As of Jul 2026

HighPrevious 12 months

The latest value is above the typical range of $5,726–$6,531 USD/t.

Frozen Boneless Beef Price History

Frozen Boneless Beef Prices by Country

Frozen boneless beef export unit values are shown in USD/t. Compare the reporting dates as well as the values; product mix and delivery terms can differ between countries.

CountryLatest · USD/tYoY
Australia$7,225
Jul 1, 2026
+9.3%
Bosnia and Herzegovina$8,080
Jul 1, 2026
+26%
Brazil$6,223
Jul 1, 2026
+14%
Canada$9,107
Jul 1, 2026
+29%
Chile$7,010
Jul 1, 2026
+21%
Norway$13,931
Jul 1, 2026
+59%
New Zealand$8,325
Jul 1, 2026
+18%
Panama$7,232
Jul 1, 2026
+23%
United States$9,167
Jul 1, 2026
+75%
Bolivia$6,773
Jun 1, 2026
+39%
Czechia$6,418
Jun 1, 2026
-45%
Germany$10,214
Jun 1, 2026
-8.2%
Denmark$9,168
Jun 1, 2026
-11%
Estonia$10,098
Jun 1, 2026
+15%
United Kingdom$7,058
Jun 1, 2026
+12%
Georgia$4,253
Jun 1, 2026
+25%
Greece$9,699
Jun 1, 2026
-8.3%
Guatemala$8,151
Jun 1, 2026
+14%
China, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region$7,059
Jun 1, 2026
+6.8%
Hungary$5,883
Jun 1, 2026
-25%
India$4,700
Jun 1, 2026
+27%
Ireland$9,024
Jun 1, 2026
+13%
Japan$31,486
Jun 1, 2026
-19%
Luxembourg$20,298
Jun 1, 2026
+68%
Latvia$10,112
Jun 1, 2026
+12%
Mexico$7,782
Jun 1, 2026
+7.9%
Malaysia$7,045
Jun 1, 2026
Not reported
Netherlands$11,377
Jun 1, 2026
+19%
Poland$9,055
Jun 1, 2026
-0.9%
Portugal$9,727
Jun 1, 2026
+2.5%
Serbia$5,144
Jun 1, 2026
Not reported
Sweden$11,040
Jun 1, 2026
-4.3%
Belgium$10,607
May 1, 2026
+21%
Egypt$5,883
May 1, 2026
Not reported
Spain$9,484
May 1, 2026
+13%
Finland$7,357
May 1, 2026
-33%
Croatia$11,668
May 1, 2026
+11%
Italy$5,284
May 1, 2026
-44%
Lithuania$9,779
May 1, 2026
+11%
Romania$9,386
May 1, 2026
+15%
Slovakia$4,981
May 1, 2026
-50%
Slovenia$21,438
May 1, 2026
+11%
South Africa$7,614
May 1, 2026
+4.6%
Colombia$6,435
Apr 1, 2026
+43%
Dominican Republic$6,779
Apr 1, 2026
+8.2%
Kazakhstan$12,313
Apr 1, 2026
+95%
Saudi Arabia$5,309
Apr 1, 2026
+41%
Argentina$6,678
Mar 1, 2026
+41%
Bulgaria$13,782
Mar 1, 2026
+53%
Switzerland$18,373
Mar 1, 2026
+87%
Côte d’Ivoire$705
Mar 1, 2026
Not reported
Fiji$16,474
Mar 1, 2026
Not reported
Paraguay$6,038
Mar 1, 2026
+14%
El Salvador$5,927
Mar 1, 2026
Not reported
Kyrgyzstan$4,014
Feb 1, 2026
+57%
Pakistan$3,314
Jan 1, 2026
+26%
Cyprus$3,513
Dec 1, 2025
Not reported
France$9,201
Dec 1, 2025
+57%
South Korea$54,971
Dec 1, 2025
Not reported
North Macedonia$22,692
Dec 1, 2025
Not reported
Montenegro$5,829
Dec 1, 2025
-27%
Singapore$5,046
Dec 1, 2025
+12%
Trinidad and Tobago$19,020
Dec 1, 2025
+17%
Türkiye$10,859
Dec 1, 2025
+12%
Moldova$4,330
Oct 1, 2025
Not reported
Ukraine$4,938
Sep 1, 2025
+14%
Mauritius$10,026
Aug 1, 2025
Not reported
Togo$6,400
Jul 1, 2025
Not reported
Thailand$9,792
Jul 1, 2025
Not reported
Oman$5,883
May 1, 2025
+32%
Philippines$3,633
Apr 1, 2025
Not reported
Azerbaijan$7,740
Mar 1, 2025
Not reported
Myanmar$650
Mar 1, 2025
-64%
Namibia$4,487
Jan 1, 2025
+47%
China$8,226
Dec 1, 2024
-16%
Kuwait$5,176
Dec 1, 2024
Not reported
Malta$5,953
Nov 1, 2024
Not reported
Peru$4,173
Oct 1, 2024
Not reported
Bahrain$3,051
Sep 1, 2024
Not reported
Cape Verde$10,110
Apr 1, 2024
Not reported
Botswana$3,999
Dec 1, 2023
+39%
Kenya$5,766
Dec 1, 2023
+26%
Nicaragua$5,414
Dec 1, 2023
+6.6%
Uruguay$4,857
Dec 1, 2023
-10%
Vietnam$5,420
Dec 1, 2023
-2.1%
Armenia$3,897
Oct 1, 2023
Not reported
Morocco$9,181
Oct 1, 2023
+22%
Israel$5,420
Sep 1, 2023
Not reported
Laos$1,500
Sep 1, 2023
Not reported
Zambia$2,024
Jun 1, 2023
+15%
Austria$6,464
Dec 1, 2022
Not reported
Jordan$5,535
Dec 1, 2022
Not reported
Antigua and Barbuda$1,654
Jul 1, 2022
Not reported
Belarus$4,263
Mar 1, 2022
+11%
Rwanda$4,718
Feb 1, 2022
Not reported
Senegal$14,315
Feb 1, 2022
Not reported
Russia$8,749
Dec 1, 2021
+25%
Nigeria$729
Nov 1, 2021
Not reported
Tanzania$1,300
Nov 1, 2021
Not reported
Samoa$80
Nov 1, 2021
Not reported
Brunei$10,033
Dec 1, 2020
Not reported
Uganda$1,499
Dec 1, 2020
Not reported
Mozambique$15,093
Oct 1, 2020
Not reported
Costa Rica$4,550
Mar 1, 2020
Not reported
United Arab Emirates$4,277
Dec 1, 2019
+9.6%
Eswatini$5,819
Dec 1, 2019
Not reported
Malawi$2,905
Nov 1, 2019
Not reported
Congo$4,220
Aug 1, 2019
Not reported
Seychelles$3,892
Jan 1, 2019
Not reported
Angola$5,211
Nov 1, 2018
Not reported
Mongolia$3,078
Nov 1, 2018
-6.9%
Iceland$378
Sep 1, 2018
Not reported
French Polynesia$10,034
Jan 1, 2018
Not reported
Honduras$3,825
Dec 1, 2017
+33%
DR Congo$4,072
Sep 1, 2017
Not reported
Cambodia$3,946
Dec 1, 2016
-3.2%
Madagascar$1,182
Nov 1, 2016
Not reported
Ethiopia$2,523
Aug 1, 2016
Not reported
Gambia$969
Jul 1, 2016
Not reported
Lesotho$189
Jul 1, 2016
Not reported
Yemen$2,000
Feb 1, 2015
Not reported
Barbados$2,740
Nov 1, 2014
Not reported
Guyana$6,909
Oct 1, 2014
Not reported
Aruba$4,651
May 1, 2014
Not reported
Andorra$8,433
Oct 1, 2012
+12%
Albania$0
Jun 1, 2012
Not reported
Sri Lanka$12,780
Feb 1, 2012
Not reported
China, Macao Special Administrative Region$61,356
Jun 1, 2011
Not reported

What shapes frozen boneless beef prices?

Use these documented market characteristics when comparing periods, countries and supplier quotes.

Seasonality

Seasonal pattern: Not documented

No seasonal price pattern is currently documented for frozen boneless beef.

Frozen Boneless Beef Price Questions

What interventions are recommended to control Salmonella in frozen boneless beef?
The FAO/WHO report outlines a series of hazard‑based and good‑hygiene‑practice interventions covering on‑farm measures, transport, processing up to step 18, and additional controls during packaging and distribution to reduce Salmonella risk in beef.
What are the main disease threats to the beef supply chain?
Key diseases affecting cattle include Foot and Mouth Disease, Contagious Bovine Pleuropneumonia, and Lumpy Skin Disease. Each can cause significant production losses, trade restrictions, and require specific control measures such as vaccination and biosecurity.
How is the beef value chain organized in Bangladesh?
In Bangladesh the beef value chain starts with mixed‑farming households raising cattle, proceeds through primary production, transport, processing, and ends with retail and food‑service markets. Bottlenecks in rearing and downstream processing limit the sector’s ability to lift rural households out of poverty.