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Lamb and beef surging in popularity as prices decrease

While livestock prices have decreased this year, MLA notes that the reduction in average retail price of red meat lags prices paid to producers by approximately eight months. Photo: Sven Brandsma on Unsplash

Shoppers are increasingly putting red meat in their trolley as retail prices push back against the inflation trend being seen […]

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