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The NPA has called for retailers to review their policies when it comes to ‘fake farm’ brands and generally misleading labelling in 2019.

After four years of magnificent service to the NPA, we are sorry to say Georgina Crayford is moving on next year.

For the past two weeks the NPA has been taking a close look at how supermarkets are supporting British pork producers in the run up to Christmas.

A song paying tribute to sausage rolls is in contention to be the Christmas number one.

The NPA has highlighted the huge strides made by the UK pig industry in reducing antibiotic use and backed calls to improve stewardship of antimicrobials in global pork production. 

NPA members are being encouraged to make their views known on the UK’s employment policy after we leave the EU.

An industry-led, independent scrutiny committee will oversee the activities of carcase classification body MLCSL, following its transfer into the private sector. 

"Change is inevitable. Change is constant" - Benjamin Disraeli. Had he been around in 2018, then he may have wished to reassess this claim.

The latest forum poster is pleased to see some 'positive Brexit news' in the form of Dame Glenys Stacey's inspection review. 

For decades antibiotics have masked an array of disease challenges on UK pig farms, NPA senior policy advisor Georgina Crayford observed.