Lamb prices typically reach their peak during which time of the year?

Lamb prices typically reach their peak from March to May due to seasonal demand. This period coincides with the Easter holiday and spring celebrations, when there is traditionally a higher demand for lamb as a culinary choice. Producers and sellers capitalize on this increased consumer interest, which drives prices upward. Additionally, this timeframe aligns with the marketing of spring lambs, which are often younger, more tender, and thus more desirable for consumers, further contributing to the rise in prices. Since other times of the year do not align with such significant demand spikes, lamb prices tend to be lower outside of this peak period.