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Goulburn’s Southern Meats to wind back lamb and mutton production

Posted: February 19, 2017 Category: Livestock, Sales

By Sheep Central, Terry Sim, 17 February 2017 

HIGH lamb and mutton prices have forced Goulburn’s Southern Meats abattoir to cut its operating days from next week and other processors are expected to follow the company’s lead.

http://www.sheepcentral.com/goulburns-southern-meats-to-wind-back-lamb-and-mutton-production/

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