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Read the latest issue >Hybu Cig Cymru - Meat Promotion Wales has launched its annual scholarship opportunity, inviting applications from across the industry.
The NSA says that positivity is needed after report shows “grim” sheep profit figures.
A man has appeared at Merthyr Tydfil Crown Court accused of falsely distributing halal meat to businesses in south Wales.
Tesco 2024/25 results beat expectations, but the UK’s largest supermarket warns of a challenging market for the coming year.
Hilton Foods has published its preliminary results for the year ending 29th December 2024.
A report by the FDF lists key areas where it says Government can support the food sector amid falling confidence among businesses.
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Your April edition includes: A report on the impact of new abattoir charges, a UK trade round-up and a look forward to May's IFFA event.
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Following the rejection of a planning application, Cranswick has stated it is “incredibly disappointed” by the decision of King’s Lynn & West Norfolk Borough Council Planning Committee.
Organisers of the annual Food Management Today Industry Awards have unveiled the 2025 finalists shortlist.
Former NFU president and farmer, Baroness Minette Batters, has been appointed by Defra Secretary Steve Reed to lead a review of farm profitability.
Four individuals and a business were found guilty of placing unfit meat on the market following an investigation by NFCU and Southwark Council.
NFU and AHDB have responsed to President Trump’s announcement of a 10% tariff on all UK exports to the US.
Free-range poultry meat producers and processors no longer need to change how meat is labelled when mandatory housing measures are introduced.
Greencore and Bakkavor have reached an agreement in principle on the key financial terms of a possible offer by Greencore to acquire Bakkavor.
Team France Boucherie took home gold at the 2025 World Butchers’ Challenge after demonstrating their skills at the competition in Paris, France.
Industry body AIMS has expressed its serious concerns over the prospect of an inflation-busting rise in meat inspection fees that it says will come into force today 1st April.
Market research firm Kantar report a 1.8% increase in take-home grocery sales in March, which was the slowest rate since June 2024.
Following reports of a confirmed case of FMD in Hungary, close to the Austrian border, the Government has stepped up preventative measures.
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