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Early predictions for meat snacking boost as the nation celebrated the King's coronation held true

Insetting and offsetting are common phrases associated with carbon markets, but what do they mean, and why is it important you know the difference?

The long-term decline in NZ sheep numbers has continued, with 25.3 million sheep recorded on 30 June 2022.

Consumer appetites for frozen red meat products increase with continued cost of living pressures.

Now we have the first quarter of sheep meat trade data for 2023, we can see trends in imports and exports.

Lamb proved a favourite with consumers this Easter, with shoppers switching from other meats to the category for their celebratory lunch.

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The main watch points we have compiled for different carbon offers.

In-line with seasonal trends, the average GB liveweight old season lamb (OSL) price saw month-on-month increases, averaging 257.5p/kg.

Our ‘Love BBQ’ campaign is back this summer with a month-long celebration of the taste and ease of barbecued British meat.

Total volumes of sheep meat imports saw large month-on-month (MOM) increases in February, growing by 52% (1,200t) to 3,600t.

A leaflet produced by Signet services Ltd providing information on selecting recorded rams for carcase traits