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2nd Jan 2019

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A positive New Year message... despite everything


NPA chief executive Zoe Davies insists we still have reasons to be optimistic in 2019, despite the uncertainty over our political future and the market.  

1st Jan 2019

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'A Brexit cloud hangs over the industry' - Lister


As we enter 2019, the UK pig sector finds itself in a position it has never been in before, according to NPA chairman Richard Lister.

31st Dec 2018

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Listen to Zoe talking about labelling on You and Yours


In case you missed it, NPA chief executive Zoe Davies gave an excellent interview on the BBC You and Yours programme on Friday. 

31st Dec 2018

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Market outlook: Uncertain times for the pig industry in 2019


AHDB analyst Bethan Wilkins highlights some positives among the uncertain market outlook for the pig industry in 2019. 

29th Dec 2018

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The 2019 challenges for Red Tractor and its members


In an important year for Red Tractor, the scheme's pork chair Mike Sheldon outlines the challenges for the scheme and its members in 2019. 

28th Dec 2018

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A message from the AIG - Looking Forward to 2019


In the first of a series of New Year messages on this site, NPA Allied Industry Group chair Hugh Crabtree sets out some reasons to be cheerful in 2019. 

25th Dec 2018

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Merry Christmas!


Merry Christmas from the NPA!

20th Dec 2018

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NPA urges retailers to review 'fake farm' brands


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

19th Dec 2018

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Georgina moving on after four years at NPA


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

18th Dec 2018

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The Pork Report


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.