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NewsUK exporters fly the flag for red meat at SIAL 2024
The Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board has reported that the biggest number of UK red meat exporters for a decade have attended global trade show SIAL 2024.
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NewsQMS finds Scotch red meat and offal value on the rise
Quality Meat Scotland has published the results of its annual export survey, reporting a rise in the total value of Scotland’s red meat and offal.
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NewsAHDB explores beef and pork export market
The Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board (AHDB) was recently joined by six UK export businesses for a five-day mission to South Africa.
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NewsMore poultry markets open up
AIMS has welcomed the opening of the South Korean market for poultry meat exports.
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NewsLifted South African poultry ban to “pave the way for growth”, says BPC
According to the BPC, the lifting of the South Africa poultry trade ban is a “significant milestone” for the British poultry industry.
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NewsDemand for British beef underpins “encouraging” red meat export performance
AHDB has reported that demand for British beef from key EU and non-EU markets has helped underpin a “strong performance” for red meat exports in the first half of 2024.
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SponsoredThe resilience and growth of Belgian pork exports to the UK
Belgian Meat Office discusses the resilience and growth of Belgian pork exports to the UK.
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News“Inaccuracy in vet controls is crippling industry”, says AIMS
The Association of Independent Meat Suppliers (AIMS) has urged UK Government to negotiate a veterinary agreement with the EU as an “urgent priority”.
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NewsTrade Snapshot finds EU SPS agreement would help “boost trade”
The Food and Drink Federation (FDF) has published its Trade Snapshot for H1 2024, highlighting the importance of negotiating an SPS agreement with EU.
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NewsBMPA issues warning over potential loss of beef export market
BMPA said that “Government inaction” on impending European Union Deforestation Regulation was threatening to halt “lucrative” beef exports to the EU.
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NewsABP becomes first Irish beef processor to supply the South Korean market
Processor ABP Food Group has announced that it is the first Irish beef processor to launch in the South Korean market.
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NewsUK accession to CPTPP to “open up new opportunities”
UK Government has revealed that it will join the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnerships by 15th December 2024.
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NewsBMPA pushes for “fairer” BTOM charge system
The first invoices for the new Common User Charge have started to land, as the BMPA calls for a veterinary agreement to “remove trade barriers and added costs”.
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NewsUK heads to World Food Expo to spotlight pork exports
AHDB visited the World Food Expo to explore pork export opportunities.
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NewsGovernment discusses “ambitious” new SPS Agreement
The Minister for the Constitution has said he hopes a new SPS Agreement will “ease the situation in terms of GB-NI trade”.
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OpinionGetting to the bottom of BTOM
The costs of the UK’s new security and sanitary controls have been vastly underestimated.
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NewsBritish pork showcased to Shanghai buyers
The Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board (AHDB) attended an international trade show alongside four exporters in Shanghai, China to showcase British pork.AHDB said Asia had high potential for UK exports due to its high regard for food quality.SIAL China, which was held 28-30th May, attracted more than 1,500 international exhibitors ...
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NewsUK pork producers gain access to Vietnamese market
The Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board (AHDB) has revealed that UK pork producers will now have access to the Vietnamese market for the first time.AHDB said pork was the most popular meat in Vietnam.AHDB said Vietnamese authorities had given the go-ahead for selected pork sites across the UK to start ...
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ReportsMeeting the trade challenge in 2024
There are many hurdles facing UK meat exports over the coming year, our latest report finds.
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NewsLive export ban "reiterates commitment to animal welfare," says NSA
The National Sheep Association (NSA) has welcomed the completion of the live exports ban, which it said will ensure domestic slaughter in "high welfare UK slaughterhouses".Phil Stocker, NSA chief executive.Following the royal assent of legislation ending the exports of live animals for slaughter, NSA has welcomed the announcement.NSA chief executive ...
