News
31st May 2017
Changes to Red Tractor standards - what you need to know
Red Tractor is reminding pig producers of changes to the pork scheme standards coming into force in October.
30th May 2017
Danes launch new pork welfare labelling scheme
A new Government-backed welfare label based on a three-tier labelling scheme is being launched in Denmark at the end of May.
29th May 2017
British pork showcased in China
British pork was on prominent display as more than 80,000 visitors from around the world visited China’s largest food trade exhibition, SIAL.
25th May 2017
Co-op extends British sourcing pledge to frozen range
The Co-operative has pledged to source all its own-label meat, including frozen and processed products from British farmers from 2018.
23rd May 2017
FSA issues advice to consumers following hepatitis E reports
The Food Standards Agency (FSA) has issued advice to consumers about cooking pork, following the recent media reports about hepatitis E.
23rd May 2017
Danes give Chileans a helping hand in global pork marketplace
The Chilean pork sector has made a significant further move into the global marketplace, from the Danes.
22nd May 2017
Producer retail share at highest level since July 2014
The share of pork retail prices received by producers reached its highest level since July 2014 in April, climbing by more than 1% to reach 41.8%.
21st May 2017
NPA response to hepatitis E media reports
The NPA has responded to media reports on the link between human infection with the hepatitis E virus and eating pork.
19th May 2017
Conservative manifesto - what clues does it hold for the future?
There were plenty of points of interest for the pig industry in the Conservative manifesto, launched yesterday in Halifax by Prime Minister Theresa May.
19th May 2017
Brazilian exports suffer in wake of meat scandal
The volume of meat exports from Brazil has fallen in the wake of the meat scandal that hit the country in March.