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The Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board has appointed London Economics to undertake an economic impact assessment of a potential African swine fever outbreak in Great Britain.
Quality Meat Scotland has teamed up with rowing crew Saltire Tides to promote the importance of ensuring consumers’ iron levels are adequate.
Rising costs and weak prices continue to impact producer margins in the pig sector despite September’s modest price increases, according to Quality Meat Scotland.
Applications aren now open for the Worshipful Company of Butchers four-year training programme aimed at aimed at providing a “structured development journey” for young professionals in the meat industry.
The fresh meat and poultry inflation report from the Association of Meat Industry Suppliers has found that the average price of meat had fallen across 30 reviewed lines.
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T levels offer the chance to address some of the industry’s recruitment challenges if the sector, along with Government, can capitalise on the opportunity, says BMPA’s Nan Jones.
While there is widespread industry approval for waste regulations, business needs to be given far better guidance if the schemes are to be successful, says IMTA’s Matthew Bishop.
There comes a point when regulation ceases to protect the consumer and becomes an industry in its own right. Post-Brexit veterinary border controls risk crossing that line, says AIMS’s Jason Aldiss.
Meat Management talked to gold medal-winning athlete Sally Gunnell OBE to find out more about her life as an international athlete and beyond, and to discover what guests can look forward to when she hosts the WIMIA ceremony in London on 20th November.
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