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Hoggets continue to trade in a price range from €7.25/kg to €7.50/kg, while there is also variation in the spring lamb trade, with prices ranging from €8/kg to €8.20/kg in the main.
Hoggets continue to trade in a price range from €7.25/kg to €7.50/kg, while there is also variation in the spring lamb trade, with prices ranging from €8/kg to €8.20/kg.
Throughput at present is running significantly higher than normal, with factories keen to maximise numbers and satisfy firm demand boosted by the religious festivals of Ramadan and Easter.
Tight supplies are being compounded by a number of buyers very active in the market for ewes for exporting live and inserting strong competition into the market.
With the exception of last Thursday mart sales have been running as normal and agents have been equally active despite two days less slaughtering in factories last week.
The two Irish Country Meats plants have increased their base quotes by 25c/kg on last week, while Kildare Chilling has increased its base quote by 10c/kg.