Namibia sold 30% more cattle in 2017
The Meat Board of Namibia says that a total of 313,000 cattle, supported by a 34% price increase since 2016 have been exported to South African feedlots, while 172,000 cattle have been slaughtered at local abattoirs. The average B2-cattle meat prices at export abattoirs increased with 16% in 2017.
On the other hand, Namibia's total sheep marketing increased by 2% in 2017, sheep sales reaching a number of 394,000 heads while 310,000 were slaughtered locally. The average A2 sheep carcass price increased with 16% in 2017.
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