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A. Absolutely. American lamb no longer is considered seasonal meat. Lambs are produced in every state under widely varying weather conditions. Producers have a constant supply of high quality lamb 12 months of the year. The country’s estimated 100,000 lamb producers are dedicated to keeping fresh lamb on your menu year-round.
