UK: Sheep sector in spotlight as part of King Charles' Coronation

Published 2023년 5월 4일

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The 2023 Coronation of King Charles III will prominently showcase the British sheep sector, with the monarch's preference for British lamb and mutton to be highlighted. Thousands of woollen uniforms will be used in the celebrations, and lamb will be included in the official menu. This aligns with the King's 2004 initiative, the Mutton Renaissance campaign, which aimed to improve the quality and traceability of mutton. Additionally, the National Sheep Association praised the King's support for sustainable farming and local abattoirs, and anticipated a surge in red meat and dairy sales in connection with the Coronation.

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The British sheep sector will be heavily showcased as part of the Coronation celebrations, with the King being a strong advocate for lamb and mutton. King Charles' support for British sheep farmers and his passion for lamb and mutton are well documented. Thousands of finely crafted woollen military uniforms will feature in the celebrations, and lamb will be a feature ingredient on the official Coronation menu. In 2004, the King, alongside the sheep sector, launched the Mutton Renaissance campaign, which promoted the eating of quality mutton. The campaign brought farmers, abattoirs, chefs and retailers together and set minimum standards for ‘Renaissance mutton’ ensuring its eating quality and traceability. It is also reported that the King regularly requests sustainably produced sheep meat be served in his royal residences. And it is lamb, used in a recipe from celebrity chef Ken Hom, that is to be enjoyed as part of the Coronation menu. The National Sheep Association (NSA) said it ...

Source: FarmingUK