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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.
5 October 2021
The steady decline in EU pig prices, which began in mid-June, has continued in recent weeks
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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
The general steady picture that has developed in the prime deadweight trade over the last couple of weeks continued in the week ended 25 September.
24 September 2021
During the most recent week there have been a variety of challenges facing the beef industry. Despite these challenges in the most recent week saw cattle prices ticked up.
30 January 2024
The Global Dairy Trade price index rose another 1% to US$4,011 at the latest event (21 September).
11 January 2022
Both the liveweight and deadweight GB lamb prices eased in the latest reporting weeks.
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15 September 2021
Prime cattle prices have recorded marginal declines in the latest week. During the week ending 11 September the GB all prime average cattle price slipped 0.8p.
9 September 2021
Liveweight prices have been under pressure this week, with the GB liveweight NSL SQQ falling 4.25p to 232.89p/kg in the week ended 8 September.
2 September 2021
It was a relatively quiet week for GB finished lamb prices. In the week ending 1 September, the GB liveweight NSL SQQ fell 1.53p on the previous week to 237.14p/kg.
26 August 2021
Liveweight lamb prices firmed slightly during the latest week, although recorded only a little movement. During the week ending 25 August the GB liveweight NSL SQQ gained 0.56p
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19 August 2021
It was another week of gains for the GB liveweight NSL SQQ. In the week ended 18 August, the quote increased 4p week-on-week, to 238.1p/kg.