News
27th Jan 2017
NPA puts the record straight over use of PMSG in pigs
The NPA has written to national newspapers that printed misleading stories over the links between the PMSG hormone and British meat.
27th Jan 2017
Retailers stocking less British pigmeat, survey shows
The proportion of British pork on supermarket shelves fell across the board towards the end of 2016, with Asda’s performance in particular branded 'dreadful' by NPA.
26th Jan 2017
NPA responds to media articles on horse blood
The NPA has issued a response to the media stories suggesting British pig farms are at the centre of a ‘cruel horse hormone torture scandal’.
25th Jan 2017
New eMB-Pigs help video published
AHDB Pork has published a new video offering guidance on uploading antibiotics data to the eMB-Pigs database.
25th Jan 2017
EU report shows UK on 'right track' to meet AMR challenge - RUMA
The RUMA alliance has welcomed what it said it was recognition from two EU agencies that UK farming was on the right track to address the antimicrobial challenge.
25th Jan 2017
Farmers urged to check NVZ maps as more notices sent out
The second of three tranches of NVZ notices, covering the Anglian, South East, South West and Thames River Basin districts, has been sent out this week.
24th Jan 2017
EU bodies call for re-think on antibiotic use in animals
It’s time to reduce, replace and re-think the use of antimicrobials in animals, according to two influential EU bodies.
23rd Jan 2017
EU committee to re-evaluate zinc oxide decision
The evidence behind the shock recommendation to ban zinc oxide from piglet feed is to be reviewed, following a number of appeals from across the EU.
23rd Jan 2017
Defra confirms re-appointment of FAWC
The NPA has welcomed an announcement by that the nine members of the Farm Animal Welfare Committee (FAWC) have been re-appointed.
20th Jan 2017
BVA welcomes May's 'guarantee' for EU vets in Britain
The BVA has welcomed the Prime Minister’s commitment to 'guaranteeing the rights of EU colleagues already living, working and studying in the UK'.