Mutton shipments jump in August to exceed five-year average

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A RISE in sheep slaughter in August and strong overseas demand has lifted mutton exports by more than 50 percent from year-ago levels, Meat & Livestock Australia has reported.

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Mutton shipments jump in August to exceed five-year average

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