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Turkey processor Bernard Matthews has confirmed the closure of its Derby facility, which will cease operations by the end of 2026.
An outstanding success was the universal opinion of judges at this year’s UK Sausage Week competition judging, which took place at The Regional Food Academy based within the Harper Adams University campus.
Quality Meat Scotland has announced that its Make it Scotch Meat Voucher Scheme will return for the 2026/27 academic year.
Yandell Publishing, owner of Meat Management magazine and other titles in the meat and travel sectors, celebrates its 40th anniversary this year.
The National Sheep Association has welcomed the Government’s announcement of an additional £65 million of support for farmers, but stated that more must be done to support livestock farms.
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Your September edition includes: British meat export marketing in focus – what are the export prospects for 2026/7 in the EU and beyond? Spotlight on Northern Ireland; get to know Women In Meat Industry Awards host Sally Gunnell OBE; UK Sausage Week update.
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Short-term planning, a lack of continuity and an unwillingness to tackle the underlying issues are at the root of a lack of trust in Government, says JP Garnier.
There are mixed messages for the meat industry, says IMTA policy manager Will Allen, as various health trends are having an ever-greater impact on consumers’ food-buying decisions.
Despite the challenges, butchers can capitalise on this summer’s food trends, advises National Craft Butchers managing director Eleanor O’Brien.
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