All Meat articles – Page 107
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BMPA refutes alleged processor code breach
St Merryn angered farmers after announcing it was increasing processing charges for beef and lamb to £19.20 and £1.95 a head
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2 Sisters in chicken antibiotic health move
The company said it would stop using all antibiotics defined by the World Health Organisation (WHO) as “highest priority critically important” to human health
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Chicken and beef at forefront of fresh/chilled price deflation
Data from mySupermarket revealed average retail prices for fresh and chilled meat fell in March 2015, with fresh whole chickens showing the biggest year-on-year decline
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BMPA gives pork quality scheme a revamp
The updated BMPA Pork Scheme will launch on Friday (1 May), and follows “the most comprehensive and thorough review” of the body’s pork and pork product standards regime
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Analysis & Features
The mega pig farm that kicked up a mega stink
For five years, Midland Pig Producers battled to open a pig farm in the village of Foston. They failed. So what happened? And what does the future now hold for large-scale pig farming in the UK?
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Swedish meatballs producer HKScan launches halal chicken range
Aafiyah - ‘good health’ in Arabic - is now in 80 Sainsbury’s stores in areas with a high Muslim customer base
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Analysis & Features
Is halal meat getting fit for the future? Q&A with The Grocer
What does the halal meat sector need to do to improve standards, enhance its image and stimulate demand?
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Brechin abattoir expansion big news for region
QPL claims its multi-million pound investment at Brechin, which it took over from AP Jess in late 2014, will double the abattoir’s capacity
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Analysis & Features
Meat sector reshapes but will it find greater profitability?
After Horsegate and amid gruelling margin pressure, consolidation is high on the agenda in the UK meat sector
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Analysis & Features
How the bacon and sausage category is aiming to drive up sales
However well the two go together, bacon and sausages are experiencing contrasting fortunes…
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Alf Turner's national listing is first for Hampshire butcher
Their sausages go on sale in 300 Sainsbury’s stores from next week in 400g packs at a special launch price of £2.00
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Edwards of Conwy secures first nationwide listings
Edwards, named UK National Butcher Shop of the Year in 2014, has begun supplying six products from its range of premium sausages to Tesco and Ocado
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Meat processing boss receives six-year misconduct ban
The Northern Ireland Department of Enterprise, Trade and Investment said it had accepted a disqualification undertaking from Aidan Rothwell
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Scientists develop sensor to detect rotting meat
US scientists have developed a new sensor that can be used in packaging to indicate whether meat or fish is safe to eat.
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Consumers trust meat in supermarkets more than restaurants, claims survey
Supermarkets are leading the way when it comes to gaining public trust on meat, according to a new survey.
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Asda insists lamb mislabelling is a one-off
Asda has insisted a recent meat mislabelling incident in one of its Scottish stores does not point to control problems in its supply chain.
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Jack Link's reveals its plans for Peperami brand
New Peperami owner Jack Link’s has announced a marketing push and pipeline of NPD for the brand.
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Comment & Opinion
Red meat is finally catching a break from the green lobby
Long castigated by campaigners as ‘bad for you and bad for the planet’, red meat is finally catching a break…
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Moy Park roast-in-bag chickens to come in thermoformed bags
“The shape of the bag means the juice is retained and is perfect as gravy. In addition the product does not stick to the bag,” said a spokeswoman
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Danish co-operative slaughterhouses to merge
Tican and Danish Crown to unite after overwhelming majority say yes in vote