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Pilgrim's Europe workers announce intention to strike
Workers at the Pilgrim’s Europe Enniskillen site are set to undergo strike action for two weeks over pay conditions.
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Simon Howie to close its doors in Auchterarder
Scottish butchery business Simon Howie has confirmed it will close its Auchterarder butcher shop after 34 years of trading.
ABP acquires stake in Dovecote Park
A 25% stake in meat supplier Dovecote Park has been acquired by red meat processor ABP Food Group.
NFU calls for ban on Brazilian meat to reduce UK risk of exposure
The National Farmers’ Union has called on Government to ban imports of Brazilian beef and poultry if it cannot prove that it is using antibiotics responsibly.
Beyond Meat reports $30.8m loss from Q2 operations
Plant-based brand Beyond Meat has reported a $30.8 million loss from operations in Q2 2026, while net revenues decreased on the year.
Latest Issue
Your July/August edition includes: sustainability and the environment in focus – what is the meat industry doing to tackle the issues?; alternative protein market update; meet Paul McLaughlin, Red Tractor CEO; PPMA Show 2026 preview.
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It’s time for action not words
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.
Health drivers of demand
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.
Demanding times for retail butchers
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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