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Exporters step back from markets due to border chaos

Markets have warned vendors export focused companies have told them they will not be requiring export lambs

Alex Black

Deputy Editor

21 December 2020 鈥� 3 min read

Exporters step back from markets due to border chaos

Markets have warned vendors export focused companies have told them they will not be requiring export lambs Auction markets were expecting to feel the impact of border closures at sheep sales this week...

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