Irish beef and lamb to hit shelves in Singapore as Ireland looks to become strong food trade partner


SINGAPORE, Sept 9 (The Straits Times/ANN): Ducks sourced from Ireland are widely available at many restaurants across Singapore, but the next product from the island nation to find its way on supermarket shelves and dining tables here could be Irish livestock such as beef and lamb.

While already available at top-tier restaurants and via e-commerce platforms RedMart and foodpanda, Irish beef and lamb were, for the first time this week, made available in the retail sector here at premium meat butcher Ryan's Grocery in Bukit Timah.

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