Content related to the topic: lamb

23 December 2020

Ooh la lamb. French prices remain strong

French lamb prices are extremely strong. In the week ending 29 November, the French reference price for deadweight heavy lambs reported to the EU Commission was £6.42/kg.

13 July 2021

Low lamb kill numbers in November

The UK lamb kill in November was 6% lower than a year earlier, at 1.16 million head.

13 July 2021

Further increases for GB lamb

GB lamb prices rose yet again in the latest week.

4 May 2023

We Eat Balanced Results 2021

Eating a balanced diet, which includes red meat and dairy, is a sustainable way to enjoy food.

1 September 2023

We Eat Balanced 2022-23

Eating a balanced diet, which includes red meat and dairy, is a sustainable way to enjoy food.

3 September 2024

We Eat Balanced Results 2022–2023

Eating a balanced diet, which includes red meat and dairy, is a sustainable way to enjoy food.

11 December 2020

Lamb revenue boosted by almost £2.5m thanks to nationwide campaign

A six-week campaign to encourage British shoppers to Make It with lamb has generated an additional £2.45million in sales, new data has revealed.

4 December 2020

EU exit and the red meat trade: a view from Europe

This webinar focuses on the possible changes ahead in the way red meat exporters trade with the EU. You will also hear from key European competitors about how EU exit is affecting their domestic industries and what they are doing to prepare.

13 July 2021

GB lamb prices strengthen

Both liveweight and deadweight GB lamb prices rose in the latest week.

14 July 2021

How could EU exit affect agricultural input costs?

We take a look at how EU exit could impact in key agricultural input costs.

14 July 2021

UK cropping intentions indicate shift back to wheat: Feed market report

The AHDB Early Bird Survey suggest a resurgence in the UK wheat area and a shift back to winter barley.

13 July 2021

Australian Sheep meat exports drop back

Australian sheep meat exports have dropped back 11% year-on-year during the first nine months of 2020, a decrease of 39,000 tonnes to total 306,000 tonnes.