Title: Lamb supply and demand trends
1Lamb supply anddemand trends
Mark Topliff Beef and Sheep Sector Economist
2GB Finished Lamb Prices
p per kg carcase
Weeks
Source AHDBMS (Economics)
3UK Lamb Slaughterings
Average weekly kill (000 head)
2009/08 YTD -11
Source Defra
4UK Breeding flock trends
million head
Source Defra Dec Survey
5UK lamb slaughterings
million head
2007/2000 -15.1 2008/2007 6
Source MAFF/Defra AHDBMS
6Currency trends - against
GBP/EUR
In 4th quarter of 2008 Sterling weaken
considerably against the Euro. Currently is
around 9 weaker than year ago.
7UK sheep meat exports
000 tonnes
Source Defra/GTIS
8UK sheep meat imports
000 tonnes carcase weight
Source Defra/GTIS
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10GB retail lamb sales - volume
Estimated volume sales in GB (moving annual total)
2006 up 3 2007 up 9.5 2008 down
4.4
52 weeks ending
Source TNS
11GB retail mince lamb sales
Estimated volume sales in GB (moving annual total)
Volume up 20 in 2008 10 of lamb sales in 2008
52 weeks ending
Source TNS
12UK sheep meat consumption
000 tonnes
2008 6 kg per capita
-5
-5
-2
Source MLC/AHDB MS
13UK sheep meat supply balance
Figures may not add to totals due to rounding
14Global trends Breeding ewe numbers
15EU supplies still falling
16New Zealand Output in decline
- 2008/09 Lamb crop - 15 / 4.7m hd
- drought, lower lambing percentages
- Lamb Slaughterings to fall by 23
- strong start to year, higher weights
- Lamb production 20 lower
- sharp tightening as year progresses
- Producer prices improving
- prices up NZ30 per lamb
NZ Australia account for over 80 of world
trade, so inevitable price effects but demand
levels will be key
17Thank you for your attention
18Marketing Support for the Simply Lamb Campaign
- Laura Bishop
- Trade Marketing Executive
19- Research tells us that some consumers have
negative connotations of lamb, including - - Price
- - Plate waste
- - Appearance / Fat levels
- - Value
20- Lamb is simple to cook and can provide many
alternative meal solutions. - It is a unique, tasty and succulent product which
needs communicating to the consumer. - Simple to cook Simply delicious
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22- Three promotional packages for the supply chain
(Independent Retail, Foodservice Multiple
Retail), have been developed to help drive sales
of lamb during the summer months and autumn.
23Independent Retailers
- A promotional point of sale kit will be made
available to - independent butchers
- Cabinet Highlighters to promote new products
and recipe promotions - Posters large, impactful posters for retail
customers to be inspired - Consumer Leaflets recipes and information for
consumers focusing on new products, new recipes,
healthy options
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25Foodservice Sector
- A broad sector with differing markets, including
- Pubs, Contract Caterers, Fast Food, School Meals,
Restaurants and Hotel chains. - Our message remains the same
- Lamb is simple to cook, good value, versatile
and. - Simply Delicious
26Foodservice Sector
- Information for catering butcher and chef
- Specification manual, showcasing all cuts
demonstrated today - Sales folder
- Caterer presenter cuts and recipe suggestions
- Meal solutions on our website
www.eblexfoodservice.co.uk
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28Foodservice Sector
- For pubs and pub chain suppliers there is a
consumer - support kit, highlighting lamb and encouraging
consumers to - try the new lamb specials on menus.
- Blackboard
- Consumer leaflet
- Table talkers
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30Multiple Retailers
- All multiple retailers who are Quality Standard
scheme - members will be asked to participate in the
promotion. - On pack labels - to raise awareness of lamb and
highlight the meal versatility of the product - Consumer leaflets - containing recipe
information, positioning lamb as modern and
healthy - Shelf barker cards - on the counter shelf will
emphasise the campaign and encourage sales of
lamb
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32A comprehensive umbrella campaign to help lamb
sales and position lamb as good value, simple to
cook and versatile, no matter what the meal
occasionSimply Lamb. Simply Delicious