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    Companies celebrate true taste success

    2005-11-25T08:13:00Z

    An upmarket bottled water, great-tasting sorbets and organic ducks were among the winners at this year’s True Taste Wales Food & Drink Awards.The awards, which are backed by The Grocer, are now in their fourth year. They celebrate excellence...

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    Free-range makes for tastier turkey

    2005-11-19T00:00:00Z

    Marks and Spencer is planning to bring something new to Christmas tables this year with the launch of a free-range turkey that the retailer believes is tastier than rival birds. The new turkey, which is being supplied by O’Kane Poultry, is...

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    Henry says it’s game on for the third generation

    2005-11-05T00:00:00Z

    Celebrating 60 years and three family generations in business, Henry Amar tells Rachel Barnes the secret of RH Amar’s successRH Amar started life in London in 1945 selling frozen turkeys and corned beef to a country deprived under war...

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    Public sees flu risk in chicken

    2005-11-05T00:00:00Z

    Nearly a quarter of consumers believe they could catch avian flu from eating chicken, according to new research seen exclusively by The Grocer.In a survey of 1,000 shoppers, carried out late last month at the height of the media frenzy about...

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    Pukka pie fix now available in-store

    2005-11-05T00:00:00Z

    Fans of Pukka Pies will no longer need to go to the local chippie or bakery to get their fix of pastry, as the brand is making its retail debut in the Midlands.Three of the company’s biggest sellers – Steak & Kidney, Chicken & Mushroom...

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    Grabits trials chicken snack on a stick

    2005-10-29T00:00:00Z

    Grampian Country Food Group is trialling a cooked chicken on a stick product in a bid to grow the meat snacking category.Grabits, which are being tested in selected Total and BP service stations, have been developed as a healthier alternative...

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    McCain spices up its micro range

    2005-10-29T00:00:00Z

    McCain has revamped its frozen microwave range with the launch of Southern Fried chicken wings as well as the introduction of an improved Micro Pizza offering.The wings, which are covered in a mix of herb and spiced breadcrumbs, come in a 135g...

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    Chicken recall

    2005-10-26T11:04:00Z

    Waitrose has issued a product recall for several chicken lines following a possible contamination of salmonella in its own label Sweet Chilli Mini Fillets 200g.The retailer has also removed five other own brand chicken lines as well as Moy...

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    Farmers ready to face bird flu

    2005-10-22T00:00:00Z

    Poultry farmers insist systems are in place to prevent an outbreak of avian flu causing devastation to the nation’s poultry flock -– and claim that consumers are not being put off buying chicken and eggs by panic related to the spread of the disease...

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    Consumer Insight

    2005-10-22T00:00:00Z

    Age profile of chicken consumersnLast year chicken was eaten on 3.5 billion occasions, up 1% on the previous yearnThe 17-24 age group over-indexes on chicken consumption by 33% compared with...

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    DJs tuck in to turkey

    2005-10-15T00:00:00Z

    Quality British Turkey will launch its Christmas campaign on December 1 by serving Christmas dinner to three national BBC radio presenters while they are on air.It is hoped that the stunt involving Terry Wogan, Sarah Kennedy and Chris Moyles...

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    Sharwood’s new handy ready meals are bowls apart

    2005-10-08T00:00:00Z

    Sharwood’s hopes to have people reaching into the freezer cabinets for a quick Chinese or Indian meal with a new ready meal range in handy bowls.Far Eastern Bowls comprises Sweet & Sour Battered Chicken with rice, Spicy Chinese Noodles and...

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    Turkey import ‘cancer’ blasted

    2005-10-01T00:00:00Z

    One of the UK’s leading turkey producers has launched a scathing attack on buyers who source meat from overseas.Andy Lewins, joint MD of Cranberry Foods, said Britain’s turkey sector had shrunk dramatically in the past 12 years and would...

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    No chickening out

    2005-09-17T00:00:00Z

    Concern over animal welfare standards has led to a widespread switch to free range and barn eggs in recent years. Now attention is turning to chickens and other animals reared for meat. Liz Hamson reportsAppalling pictures of hens...

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    Christmas Sensations

    2005-09-17T00:00:00Z

    Walkers has tweaked its snacks range for Christmas, which includes its first pretzels, with the launch of Sensations Pretzels in 175g bags in Sea Salt & Cracked Black Pepper and Roasted Red Pepper.Walkers Christmas Turkey and Paxo crisps...

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    ‘Baffling’ rise in chicken sales

    2005-09-03T00:00:00Z

    Chicken meat producers admit they are baffled by figures showing a sharp rise in sales in the two weeks after a high-profile TV documentary criticised modern farming techniques.Charles Bourns, poultry chairman at the National Farmers’ Union and...

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    So good for Sainsbury with Harvey on board

    2005-08-27T00:00:00Z

    Sainsbury has snapped up former Somerfield meat buyer Tom Harvey to fill the role of chicken buyer. Harvey joins the retailer after two and a half years at Somerfield where he bought fish, poultry and red meat products.Starting as a fish...

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    BPC hits back at ‘damaging’ fat level claims

    2005-08-27T00:00:00Z

    Chicken processors are to fight claims that fat content in broilers has risen dramatically.Opponents of industrial chicken farming claim that chickens on sale in supermarkets contain more than twice the fat they did in the 1940s. The claims...

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    Columbus chicken on its way

    2005-08-06T00:00:00Z

    The man behind the Columbus Egg phenomenon is seeking producers and retailers to embrace Columbus chicken.Billed as the “new fish”, because of its Omega-3 content, Columbus chicken represents the antithesis of the intensively produced,...

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    Hock burn claims ‘dubious’

    2005-07-30T00:00:00Z

    Poultry bosses have hit out at fresh allegations of poor welfare standards in the chicken sector.The RSPCA claimed this week that 82% of chickens sold in supermarkets suffered from hock burns – ammonia burns on their lower legs that can be...