UK: Showcasing British lamb’s versatility could boost exports to the US

Published 2023년 3월 10일

Tridge summary

The UK is looking to increase its lamb exports, with a focus on the US market, which has over 300 million meat-eating consumers. However, the high price of lamb and competition from established importers like Australia and New Zealand present challenges. To overcome these challenges, the UK plans to highlight its sustainable production system and the quality of its lamb. The US market has a low domestic production and a demand for taste and flavor experiences, making it an opportunity for UK lamb. The AHDB and other UK processors have received positive feedback from US importers and plan to continue engaging with the market.
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According to Dunbia’s Commercial Manager Tom Coles, the biggest opportunity lies in the size of the population – with over 300 million people, the majority of whom are meat eaters. But Mr Coles recognises that growing lamb exports is going to be challenging due to its high price and competition from already established importers. “With lamb being expensive compared to other proteins, and other countries such as Australia and New Zealand already established in this market, the biggest challenge I see is reaching those discerning customers in the premium food service sector in the hope that the popularity of lamb will continue to grow,” he said. “But the UK has one of the most sustainable production systems in the world, using our natural resources such as grass, sunshine and plenty of rain to produce highly nutritious, succulent and tasty lamb. It is through showcasing these key qualities that opportunities will start to open.” Mr Cole’s comments were made at the Annual Meat ...
Source: Ahdb

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