Lamb

11 January 2022

Prices for store cattle and sheep have stayed elevated over recent weeks, helped by strength in finished markets.

14 October 2021

The GB liveweight SQQ averaged 234.97p/kg in the week ending 13 October

14 October 2021

There were 32.4m sheep in the UK on 1 June, 1% fewer than at the same time last year

13 October 2021

The Australian sheep flock is forecast to expand by 10% in 2021

13 October 2021

EU beef production is expected to fall, but sheep meat production rise.

7 October 2021

Over the past two weeks lamb prices have ticked up and there are tentative signs in auction market throughputs this week that this may have finally pulled some supplies forwards.

7 October 2021

Global shipping costs have increased sharply since the Covid-19 pandemic began. Some freight rates are now over 290% higher than this time last year. Reports suggest there is little sign of when things will improve.

11 January 2022

Irish sheep numbers rose by 1.4% year-on-year in June to 5.6 million, driven by the breeding flock.

30 September 2021

Liveweight lamb prices have picked back up somewhat this week, with the number being marketed remaining relatively low. The liveweight NSL SQQ averaged 227.2p/kg.

30 September 2021

There have been significant declines in the sheep population across almost all categories. The total sheep and lamb population has contracted by 3%, to 14.6 million head.

24 April 2024

UK feed wheat prices fell slightly on the month, but barley and rapeseed remained strong.

1 October 2021

What are the fundamental reasons behind those high prices, and what will impact them over the coming months?

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