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Scottish lamb market makes positive start to new season following spring high

QMS says sale prices are running comfortably above last year's levels

Jane Thynne
Head of News and Business
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The new season has brough some softening of prices but the lamb market in Scotland remains strong
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The new season has brough some softening of prices but the lamb market in Scotland remains strong

The Scottish lamb market has remained strong despite seasonal price easing, according to a livestock trade body. Quality Meat Scotland (QMS) said after an exceptionally strong spring, the Scottish lamb...

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