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NewsProtein a “dietary priority” for GLP-1 users
Analysis from the Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board has found that a “rapid rise” of GLP-1 weight loss drugs has created both “challenges and opportunities” for red meat consumption.
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NewsPrime Scottish Pork branding replaces Specially Selected Pork
Quality Meat Scotland has revealed a new Scottish pork brand, which it said was a “refreshed visual identity” for its Specially Selected Pork brand.
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NewsMorrisons warns of pig supplier cuts at Woodheads abattoir
A number of pig producers have been given notice that Morrisons will be reducing its British pig supplier numbers, which the National Pig Association said was due to a “challenging economic climate”.
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NewsRed meat and dairy campaign returns after ASA investigation
Following an investigation by the Advertising Standards Authority, the Agriculture and Horticulture Board’s ‘Let’s Eat Balanced’ campaign will return in the autumn of 2026.
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NewsAlexander Eyckeler acquired by Dawn Meats
Red meat processor Dawn Meats has acquired Germany-based meat importer and distributor Alexander Eyckeler GmbH.
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NewsGerman meat importers learn about PGI Welsh Lamb
German meat importers and journalists were welcomed to Welsh farms and abattoirs to learn about PGI Welsh Lamb on a visit organised by Hybu Cig Cymru - Meat Promotion Wales.
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NewsAHDB appoints beef and lamb sector director
Prys Morgan has been appointed beef and lamb sector director at the Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board, and will join the organisation at the end of June.
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NewsUK pig meat exports up 24% on the year
Data has found that pork imports were down in February, but pork exports saw a 24% rise on the year.
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NewsLMC finds sales of lamb meeting demand
According to meat promotional body the Northern Ireland Livestock and Meat Commission, the 2026 lamb crop is making its way to market with “strong” entries of lambs being sold and meeting firm demand.
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NewsMeatly set to build Europe’s largest cultivated meat facility
Cultivated meat company Meatly has announced it has raised £10.4 million in Series A funding, which it will use to build Europe’s “largest cultivated meat facility”.
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NewsUFU appoints new leadership team
The Ulster Farmers’ Union has elected its leadership team, with John McLenaghan announced as president.
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NewsRetailer calls for Government to champion agricultural co-operatives
HMRC data obtained by retailer Co-op has showed that UK meat imports have risen “sharply”, up 15% year-on-year, which it said leaves the supply chain exposed.
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NewsSchools learn about UK sheep industry through NSA engagement
The National Sheep Association has connected sheep farmers with schoolchildren and the wider public to educate them on where their food comes from and how it is produced.
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NewsCampaign aims to bring whole turkey back to the table
British turkey producers are collaborating as part of a campaign to bring the whole roast turkey back to the Christmas table.
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NewsUK meat supplier faces liquidation as debts increase
According to reports, West Yorkshire Meat Suppliers Ltd has entered into liquidation.
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NewsBeef and lamb remain main inflation drivers
The latest inflation report from the Association of Independent Meat Suppliers has found that meat and poultry prices rose by 4.06% in the 12 months to April 2026.
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NewsCattle market “very finely balanced”, finds QMS
Quality Meat Scotland has found that pressure on cattle supply may be easing slightly, but stated that availability during 2026 will “continue to feel restricted”.
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NewsAshford Port spotlights seizures at the border
On its two-year anniversary, Ashford Port Health Authority has revealed 208 tonnes of unsafe food has been seized and destroyed at the port since November 2024.
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NewsMPs tour ABP UK demonstration farm
A group of MPs were taken on a tour of beef and lamb supplier ABP UK’s demonstration farm to learn about the field-to-fork journey.
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NewsPoultry report “manipulates” Defra data, claims BPC
A report from The Wildlife Trusts has claimed that there are “significant inaccuracies” in poultry data used to inform Government policies on land, manure and pollution management in England.