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Food manufacturer Samworth Brothers, which owns the Ginsters brand, has been fined £594,000 after an employee and a contractor suffered scald injuries at its Kettleby Foods factory.
Poultry processor Avara Foods has revealed that it will invest more than £100 million over three years to upgrade its facilities and “support long-term growth”.
Protein supplier Pilgrim’s Europe has completed a £6 million refurbishment at its Potton Farm in Cambridgeshire as part of a “major investment” in its UK poultry operations.
UK retailer Lidl has announced a hybrid meat range, which will combine British meat with plant-based protein.
The Livestock and Meat Commission for Northern Ireland has found that consumers remain committed to beef and lamb on their dinner plates despite “ongoing inflationary pressures”.
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John Powell, BMPA CEO, introduces the new scheme, which aims to support greater export access for sheep meat processors.
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.
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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