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18th Jan 2017

NPANews

Search begins to find new chair for AHDB Pork


The formal process of finding a replacement for AHDB Pork chair Meryl Ward is underway. 

17th Jan 2017

Brussels

NPA responds to May Brexit speech with EU labour warning


The NPA has responded to the Prime Minister's speech on Brexit with a warning to the Government about the importance of EU labour. 

17th Jan 2017

Brussels

Prime Minister to signal departure from Single Market


Prime Minister Theresa May is epxected to signal that the UK will leave the Single Market, following its departure from the EU. 

17th Jan 2017

HealthWelfare

New avian flu restrictions in place in Lincolnshire


Restrictions have been put in place around another farm in Lincolnshire following confirmation of the H5N8 avian flu virus. 

16th Jan 2017

Environment

Important information on new NVZ designations


Defra has started to issue notices to farmers it believes now fall within Nitrate Vulnerable Zone (NVZ), following the latest re-designation.

14th Jan 2017

Westminster

NPA heading to Downing Street for Brexit talks


The National Pig Association has been invited to Downing Street to outline its views and concerns ahead of crucial Government Brexit negotiations.

12th Jan 2017

HealthWelfare

APHA issues food waste warning to pig and poultry keepers


APHA has issued a warning farmers and smallholders not to feed catering or kitchen waste to pigs and poultry, even if they are being kept as pets.

11th Jan 2017

Prices

NPA calls for Adjudicator remit to be extended


The NPA has called for the remit of the Groceries Code Adjudicator (GCA) to be extended to cover the entire supply chain.

11th Jan 2017

HealthWelfare

RUMA funding triples as alliance leads antibiotic drive


Funding for the RUMA Alliance has more than tripled this year as it oversees the drive to reduce antibiotics on farms. 

10th Jan 2017

Westminster

Defra to move in with Home Office as savings bite


Defra is moving. The Department's staff will move into premises occupied by the Home Office in early 2018, saving an estimated £2m a year.