News
4th Jan 2021
AHDB 'Eat Balanced' campaign goes live
AHDB's new £1.5 million cross-sector New Year TV-led advertising campaign encouraging consumers to ‘Eat Balanced’ has gone live.
4th Jan 2021
NPA Election 2021: One week left to get your nomination in!
There is just a week left to get your election nomination in - which is still plenty of time to give it a go!
4th Jan 2021
NPA Election 2021: Another South Central Producer nomination
The latest Producer nomination for the Pig Industry Group (PIG) elections is the second to come in from the South Central region.
1st Jan 2021
Chairman's New Year message: We must work together in challenging times
NPA chairman Richard Lister's thoughts as we enter a potentially difficult New Year for the pig sector.
31st Dec 2020
Minette Batters' New Year message - quality British food must be at heart of Global Britain ambition
As British farming enters a new era, the Government should put the UK's world-renowned reputation for quality food at the forefront of its Global Britain ambition.
30th Dec 2020
Some positive thinking as we face the New Year's challenges!
In her latest article for Pig World, Zoe Davies highlights some of the challenges facing the sector at the moment - but insists there are reasons to be optimistic!
30th Dec 2020
Need help over Christmas? Essential contacts for moving pigs
For any producers who need help moving pigs over the festive period, contact numbers for the pig marketing companies can be found in the Members' Area.
29th Dec 2020
A challenging start to 2021 - but we have an opportunity to grow our production base if we work together
NPA allied industry chair Hugh Crabtree highlights the challenges facing the industry, and urges members to make sure they use their votes in the NPA elections.
29th Dec 2020
NPA Election 2021: There is still time to stand - Go For It!
The chance to become part of the next NPA Pig Industry Group (PIG) is a fantastic opportunity that should be grasped with both hands.
26th Dec 2020
The Big Deal - Peter Crichton commentary
Peter Crichton's take on the tricky market conditions in the run up to Christmas.