All Avian flu articles – Page 54
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Analysis and FeaturesCan 2 Sisters make Bernard Matthews bootiful again?
As one of Britain’s most tarnished brands is gobbled up by poultry giant 2 Sisters, we answer the key questions about the deal
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NewsChristmas turkey dinner saved by Ranjit Singh Boparan deal
‘Chicken king’ Ranjit Singh Boparan rides to the rescue of Bernard Matthews to save Christmas dinner
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Analysis and FeaturesPoultry prices set to rise as global production falls
UK poultry buyers are likely to face higher prices over the coming months as a result of a tightening in global supplies
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NewsBernard Matthews jobs pledge welcomed by Unite
Bernard Matthews will also start processing chickens as well as turkeys to fill spare capacity at its sites.
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NewsBernard Matthews sold in pre-pack administration to Ranjit Boparan
The deal safeguards 2,000 jobs, with all employees and agency staff all transferring across to the new owners, and the group will continue to trade as normal
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Bernard Matthews offloads German subsidiary to free up cash
Bernard Matthews has agreed to sell its German operations to Sprehe Gruppe to release cash for UK group
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Bernard Matthews on the block as owner puts up 'for sale' sign
The private equity owner of Bernard Matthews has put the turkey giant up for sale, PwC has confirmed.
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NewsBird flu bans set to hike price of poultry
Global chicken prices went into freefall at the end of last year
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NewsBernard Matthews sales slump continues
Underlying losses at Bernard Matthews have deepened and sales continue to fall
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NewsScottish health officials reassure consumers over suspected bird flu outbreak
Chickens on a farm in Fife have tested positive for avian influenza H5
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NewsMoy Park adds Chicken Sensations chilled and breaded range
The breaded chicken range was described as a “new twist” on the chicken kiev…
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NewsMedia Bites 10 Dec: Tesco, Morrisons, Taittinger
Tesco shares hit an 18-year low last night in the latest sign that the City is “losing faith in the grocery chain”.
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NewsMoy Park sales slip in "challenging" market
Moy Park revenues have fallen 1% in the third quarter thanks to foreign exchange movements, the impact of bird flu outbreaks, commodity price deflation and lower international sales.
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NewsOutbreak of bird flu in Lancashire confirmed
A suspected case was first reported on Friday, prompting the start of a precautionary cull of 170,000 birds
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Analysis and Features
Talking turkey: Can Bernard Matthews be 'bootiful' again?
The Grocer visits Bernard Matthew’s Norfolk HQ ‘Turkey Hall’ to talk twizzlers, ready meals and returning to profit with CEO Rob Burnett…
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NewsEU poultry still being affected by avian flu, Rabobank warns
Major outbreaks of bird flu last autumn in the UK, Netherlands and Germany, followed by instances this spring in Hungary, indicated there was still “disease pressure”
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NewsSales of duck soar despite bird flu outbreak in Yorkshire
Duck is flying off the shelf despite last month’s bird flu outbreak at an East Yorkshire duck farm…
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Analysis and FeaturesFood prices: will 2015 be calm for food and commodities?
After the chaos of 2012 and 2013, the past 12 months have brought some much-needed rebalancing to the global commodities m…
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NewsChristmas turkeys still on the menu in spite of bird flu flap
Poultry retailers and suppliers have moved to quell concern in the wake of national media stories suggesting avian flu…
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NewsUK bird flu outbreak confirmed as H5N8 strain
Defra has revealed the bird flu outbreak on an East Yorkshire duck farm is the same strain recently found in The Netherlands and Germany.