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Lamb prices even higher
Thursday, 25 November 2021
By Rebecca Wright
Liveweight lamb prices have continued to strengthen in the most recent week. Having fallen last week, this week prices gained back what was lost, and more. In the week ended 24 November the GB liveweight NSL SQQ rose by 4.4p to stand at 269.57p/kg. Throughputs slipped 3% week-on-week, to 117,000 head.
Meanwhile deadweight prices crept up, to just above the £6/kg mark. During the week ending 20 November the GB deadweight NSL SQQ gained 2.7p, to 600.1p/kg. Estimated kill for the week was below both last week and last year, by 3% and 17% respectively, at 240,200 head.
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