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According to the Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board, consumer trends could help drive growth of British red meat exports to Canada.
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Pork and poultry processor Cranswick has announced its audited preliminary results for the 52 weeks ended 28th March 2026.
The British Pig and Poultry Fair heard that demand for poultry meat is “strong and growing”, but pig producers are “facing a downturn”.
Welsh trade body the National Sheep Association has called on the incoming Senedd and Welsh Government to provide Welsh sheep farmers with practical support and policy clarity.
Chief executive of the British Meat Processors Association John Powell appeared before the House of Lords European Committee to give evidence on the prospective sanitary and phytosanitary agreement.
Your May edition includes: a round-up of the latest barbecue flavours and trends – prime cuts are having their time in the sun; profile: we hear from the new BMPA CEO John Powell; AIMS calls for abattoir inspection reforms; the latest cutting, slicing and dicing technology in focus.
The 2026 edition of Meat Contacts is full of updated industry listings. Available in print and online, you can read and search the digital edition right now.
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Defra is falling short when it comes to the protection of iconic British products such as Wiltshire cured bacon, says JP Garnier.
The European ban on “meaty” labels will be a blow to producers of meat alternatives, bringing with it costly changes to packaging, branding and market strategies that are likely to have an impact beyond the EU, says IMTA’s Lamyah Moochhala.
Taking back control? It’s a misleading illusion, argues the British Meat Processors Association’s Peter Hardwick.
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