News
10th Nov 2016
NPA commitment to go 'above and beyond' recognised at National Pig Awards
The NPA's efforts in going 'above and beyond' to help members were duly recognised at the National Pig Awards on Wednesday night.
9th Nov 2016
NPA rejects Defra proposals for additional TB controls on pigs
The NPA has largely rejected Defra proposals to bring bovine TB (bTB) regulations for pigs and other non-bovines into line with those in place for cattle.
8th Nov 2016
UK pig price still on the up but falling EU prices could put the brake on
The UK pig price is continuing to rise but falling EU prices could soon put a brake on the upward trend.
7th Nov 2016
Canadian pig industry eyes up EU trade opportunities
The Canadian pig sector is eyeing up the EU market as a potential opportunity for growth, as agreement on the EU-Canada Free Trade Agreement (CETA) draws nearer.
4th Nov 2016
AHDB Pork chair calls for improved supply chain relationships
AHDB Pork chair Meryl Ward has called for all partners in the supply chain to forge better working relationships to ensure a fairer distribution of profits.
4th Nov 2016
Important information on pig industry protests
We have obtained some important information for farmers and abattoirs in light of the growing attention the industry is receiving from activists.
4th Nov 2016
LA-MRSA - sorting the fact from the fiction
Following the sensational headlines about the recent discovery of LA-MRSA in supermarket pork, Pig World has taken an in-depth look at the issue.
3rd Nov 2016
Important changes to Red Tractor Pork scheme proposed
NPA members are being encouraged to make their views known on proposed changes to the Red Tractor Pork standards, due to come into force next year.
3rd Nov 2016
Zoe gives her verdict on retailers' approach to British pork
Zoe Davies has praised one retailer for its commitment to British pork and product development, contrasting it with the differing approach of another.
2nd Nov 2016
Leadsom seeks to reassure pig industry over Brexit concerns
Andrea Leadsom has sought to reassure pig farmers their concerns will be fully taken on board as the UK carves out a new future outside the EU.