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Fresh bid to keep Scots venison local

Processors, supermarkets and restaurants are unable to meet year-round demand for venison by buying only Scottish meat, so they are forced to fly it in from the other side of the world.

UP to one-third of the venison in Scottish restaurants and supermarkets comes from New Zealand.

Processors, supermarkets and restaurants are unable to meet year-round demand by buying only Scottish meat, so they are forced to fly it in from the other side of the world.