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03 December 2020
NZ exports have remained steady throughout 2020 despite immense challenges, leveraging strong product credentials and diversifying markets to weather the storm.

20 August 2015
Lamb consignments at CTLX were down 23% week-on-week, to 5,690 head, and it was a plain quality offering, with limited pens of well-finished new season lambs and heavy weight old season lambs.

20 January 2023
For the first full market week of 2023, slaughter volumes across most categories improved strongly. This indicates a large supply of slaughter-weight animals as producers rebuild their flocks and herds. Week-on-week, cattle numbers have improved by 62%, or 31,300 head, indicating that stock held back due to weight gain performance are beginning to hit the market. Comparing year-on-year volumes, numbers are higher by 32%, or 19,500 head, indicating a strong start to 2023.

13 November 2015
Lamb consignments at Wagga were up 14% week-on-week, to 25,000 head, with secondary quality young lambs making up the majority of the yarding.

17 May 2016
Lamb consignments at Dubbo increased 21% this week, to 24,165 head.

12 May 2016
The total value of Australian lamb exports in the first quarter of 2016 (January to March) was $433.8 million FOB – back slightly (2%) on the same time last year, but still 38% above the five-year average for the period (ABS/GTA).

18 August 2015
Lamb consignments at Bendigo increased 38%, to 9,895 head, with almost half the yarding consisting of new season lambs.

27 August 2015
Overall Victorian lamb consignments remained steady week-on-week, offering 18,551 head.

01 September 2015
Around 39,950 sheep and lambs were yarded at Dubbo, with good supplies of prime old lambs and young lambs throughout. The market remained strong.

29 April 2016
Lamb throughput at Wagga decreased 33% this week, to 24,000 head.