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Lamb prices in Australia have recently surged to record highs, driven by tight seasonal supply and strong demand, particularly from export markets. National lamb indicators for heavy, trade, and light lambs are all at record levels. This surge is partly due to a traditional winter supply shortage and increased export demand, with some processors paying record prices to secure supply.
Here's a more detailed look at the situation:

Record High Prices:
All major lamb indicators – National Light Lamb, National Trade Lamb, and National Heavy Lamb – have reached record highs due to winter supply tightening.

Seasonal Factors:
Lamb production is seasonal, with supply typically lowest in winter, which drives prices up before easing with the arrival of new-season lambs in the spring.
Export Demand:
Strong export demand is a major factor, with record lamb exports in May.
Processor Activity:
Processors are shifting to volume-driven procurement to maintain throughput, indicating a high demand for lamb.
Specific Examples:

Trade lambs have temporarily outpaced heavy lambs in price due to demand for available finished stock.

A "bidding war" between processors pushed heavy export lambs to record prices at Griffith, NSW.
At Griffith, heavy lambs reached $431 per head, which was a new national record at the time.
Similar record prices were seen at Ballarat and Warracknabeal, with prices reaching $400 and $410 per head respectively.

Potential for Price Stability:
While prices are high, some experts suggest that the market might stabilize as carryover lamb from last year will likely support supply during peak demand periods like Easter and Ramadan, potentially limiting further price growth.


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Yeah it's across the board... Record prices and market shortages.

A hint - with your lamb coming from Australia.....
I was talking to a local butcher and I asked him, "Can he do a side of lamb?" - usually comes to $13 or $14 a kilo in bulk.

He said, "No - the prices have shot through the roof...." - He could not afford to buy lamb to stock his shop with it. I don't know the averaged price per kilo for a side of lamb, but if he can sell it for $13 or $14 a kilo, he is getting it say for around $8 a kilo - AND the supermarkets are retailing the best cuts (meat to bone ratio) for $35 a kilo... AND they are all competing, especially when it gets expensive... that must mean they are getting it for say $28 a kilo... or more and selling it at $35... and that is after discounting it 20%....

AND with my scrambled brain, I think the cheapest cuts at the supermarket, were about $17 a kilo, and the going prices (a bit scrambled) but I recall they were about $26 - $35 a kilo

https://www.igashop.com.au/cat....egories/meat-seafood

So you MIGHT be in for some hefty price rises with the Lamb.

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