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Thursday, May 30, 2019
Export sales should see lamb prices hit new records
By Angus Brown | Source: MLA, DAFF, HRI Buyers Guide
We know that on a domestic level the price of lamb is not sustainable. While supermarkets and butchers won’t be passing on the full price rise we have seen at farm level, domestic consumption will slow. This week we look at whether exports markets can sustain current high prices, with supply unlikely to improve for some time.
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