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Read the latest issue >Emily Norton has been appointed by Ministers from Defra as chair of the Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board.
Pork and poultry producer Cranswick released its audited preliminary results for the 52 weeks ended 29th March 2025, revealing it will instigate a vet review across its animal welfare policies.
QMS data found that market prices for beef, sheep and pigs have stayed “well above” the five-year average.
Government confirmed a new agreement with the European Union, which it said would “grow the economy” while backing British jobs.
IFFA 2025 took place at Messe Frankfurt in Germany from 3rd to 8th May. Take a look back at the world’s biggest meat industry trade fair with our photo round-up.
The 2025 Meat Management Meat Industry Awards product nomination deadline is set for this Friday 23rd May.
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Your May edition includes: All the news from IFFA 2025, insight into the latest international trade agreements and a round-up of this summer's BBQ trends.
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Nigel Ovens, owner of McCaskie’s butchers, took home gold for his haggis at the SCB Trade Fair. On the same weekend, he won first prize at Scottish Bakers’ 2025 World Championship Scotch Pie Awards.
Defra has been forced to “retake” it’s decision to close the 2024 SFI scheme to thousands of applicants following an NFU-backed threat of legal action by farmers.
With the deadline for the 2025 MM Meat Industry Awards product nominations now imminent, organisers are urging all interested businesses to nominate their products.
Undercover footage at a Cranswick pig farm has been released to the public, resulting in a number of UK supermarkets suspending their supplies from the farm.
Data from QMS has found that by 2030 the UK would need to produce an extra 278,000 tonnes of beef to achieve full self-sufficiency.
The UK Government has secured a trade agreement with the US, with the Prime Minister claiming it will “protect British business and British jobs”.
Sarah Dyke MP led a Westminster Hall debate, speaking of the importance of the continuation of the small abattoir discount on inspection charges.
NFU Scotland brought farmers and policymakers together at a Parliamentary Reception in Holyrood to highlight Scottish agriculture.
IFFA 2025 has welcomed more than 1,000 exhibitors to Messe Frankfurt in Germany, where the global meat industry has gathered to showcase the latest technologies, machinery and solutions.
The Department for Business and Trade has announced that it has secured a trade deal with India, the fastest-growing economy in the G20.
LAA executive secretary Chris Dodds has been presented with the prestigious Royal Smithfield Club Bicentary Trophy in recognition of his outstanding contribution to the meat and livestock industry.
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