This report covers meat and poultry prices only, one product group among those published by Husfarm. It describes week 2026-W45, which ran from 2 November 2026 to 8 November 2026. In that week Husfarm published 977 quotes from 68 markets in 10 countries.

The largest single moves in the week were recorded in Colombia, with the biggest rise at Medellín Wholesale Markets and the biggest fall at Bogotá Frigorífico Guadalupe (meat). Australia also recorded notable rises. The country medians, however, show little change across the countries listed below.

Biggest rises

Three quotes recorded the largest rises. Each compares the latest price with the same market's previous publication.

  • Beef Filet, quote "Beef tenderloin (lomo fino)", Medellín Wholesale Markets, Colombia: 80,000–83,000 COP/kg on 6 November 2026, a change of +16.2% against 30 October 2026.
  • Chicken, quote "Chicken drumsticks", Tuluá Wholesale Market, Colombia: 14,400–14,800 COP/kg on 6 November 2026, a change of +14.1% against 30 October 2026.
  • Beef, quote "Online Young Cattle Indicator", MLA National Livestock Reporting Service indicators, Australia: 5.90 AUD/kg live weight on 6 November 2026, a change of +8.7% against 5 November 2026.

The two Colombian rises were measured against publications dated 30 October 2026. The Australian indicator was compared with the publication of 5 November 2026, the day before.

Beef tenderloin (lomo fino), Medellín Wholesale Markets · mid-point of the published range, COP/kg
55,00060,00065,00070,00075,00080,00085,000FebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNov81,500

Source: Medellín Wholesale Markets via husfarm.com. Full price history

Chicken drumsticks, Tuluá Wholesale Market · mid-point of the published range, COP/kg
11,00012,00013,00014,00015,00016,00017,00018,000FebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNov14,600

Source: Tuluá Wholesale Market via husfarm.com. Full price history

Biggest falls

Two quotes recorded the largest falls in the week, and both are in Colombia. Both were compared with the publication of 30 October 2026.

  • Chicken, quote "Chicken leg quarters with rump", Bogotá Frigorífico Guadalupe (meat), Colombia: 8,000–9,500 COP/kg on 6 November 2026, a change of −18.6%.
  • Pork, quote "Pork shoulder, bone-in", Bogotá Paloquemao Market, Colombia: 12,000–13,000 COP/kg on 6 November 2026, a change of −16.7%.

The chicken leg quarters quote therefore recorded the larger of the two falls, at −18.6%, against −16.7% for the bone-in pork shoulder. All of the largest falls were dated 6 November 2026.

Country medians

For each country, the median change of individual quotes against the same market's previous publication is given below, along with the number of quotes compared and how many rose or fell. The median change was ±0.0% in every country listed.

  • Spain: median change ±0.0%; 9 quotes compared, 0 up and 0 down.
  • Colombia: median change ±0.0%; 711 quotes compared, 200 up and 115 down.
  • Mexico: median change ±0.0%; 57 quotes compared, 0 up and 0 down.
  • Australia: median change ±0.0%; 17 quotes compared, 2 up and 0 down.
  • Italy: median change ±0.0%; 14 quotes compared, 0 up and 0 down.

Colombia has by far the largest number of compared quotes, 711, and is the only country in the list with quotes both rising and falling: 200 up and 115 down. The large single moves in Medellín, Tuluá and Bogotá sit within this group of quotes, although the median for the country as a whole stayed at ±0.0%.

In Australia, 2 of the 17 quotes compared were up and none were down. The Online Young Cattle Indicator at +8.7% is among the quotes that rose. Spain, Mexico and Italy each show no quotes up and none down among those compared.

How to read the figures

Prices are quoted in each market's own currency and unit. The Colombian quotes are in COP/kg, while the Australian indicator is in AUD/kg live weight. Percentage changes are therefore not comparable as price levels between markets; each describes a move within a single quote.

The dates also differ between quotes. The Colombian moves compare 6 November 2026 with 30 October 2026, whereas the Australian indicator compares 6 November 2026 with 5 November 2026. The size of a change should be read with its comparison date in mind.

Method note

Product and country figures are medians of the changes of individual quotes against the same market's previous publication, each calculated in its own currency. The list of single moves leaves out very large changes above a set limit, as well as series that do not have enough quotes over the past year.