All Meat articles – Page 107
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NewsWelsh lamb set to break into Chinese market
Welsh sheep farmers are gearing up for their meat to become the first lamb product from the UK to be exported to China…
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Analysis & FeaturesLow prices offered World Cup fans cheer
England had trouble finding the back of the net – but shoppers had plenty of opportunities to score during the World Cup…
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Analysis & FeaturesBeef prices set to regain momentum globally says Rabobank
Low farmgate beef prices continued to make waves in the UK this week but at a global level the situation could soon change…
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NewsMorrisons launches mobile app for beef farmers
Morrisons has launched a mobile app for beef producers to help simplify the livestock management process.
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NewsBadger cull proposals could 'finish off' UK dairy and beef sectors
Farming minister George Eustice has dismissed scientific research suggesting efforts to tackle bovine tuberculosis should focus on culling cows instead of badgers.
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NewsVoluntary code on the cards for UK beef industry: Eustice
The beef sector could get its own voluntary code of conduct on farmer contracts, following a crisis summit chaired by Defra today.
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NewsReady meal market targeted by Euro food giant Ter Beke
European food producer Ter Beke is set to launch into the UK own-label ready meals market…
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Analysis & FeaturesBarbecue chicken, pork and beef prices set for summer stability
There is little sign of meat and poultry prices moving up this barbecue season…
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NewsFresh meat exports could boom with help of new packaging
New packaging technologies are set to make it much easier for processors to sell fresh meat into export markets, a new report has suggested.
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NewsOstrich trialled by Tesco as interest grows in speciality meats
Ostrich is tipped to become a more common sight in British supermarkets as interest in the meat grows…
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NewsDragons' Den butcher listed in Sainsbury's
Sainsbury’s has listed two sausages created by Dragons’ Den contestant Alf Turner & Sons…
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NewsAntibacterial bags for life ready in 'months', say inventors
A bag for life has anti-bacterial technology that makes it safe to carry raw meat one day and general groceries the next…
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NewsWorld Cup triggers pork pie and sausage roll fever
Footie fans seem to have little interest in emulating Cup player physiques as sales of pork pies and sausage rolls soared.
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NewsBeef sector tensions spark Defra summit call
Defra is to bring together retailers, meat processors and farmers at a ‘beef summit’ to discuss falling farmgate prices…
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Comment & OpinionWill Wagyu beef lose its mystique at a low price?
Will Wagyu beef lose its mystique at a low price?…
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NewsJapan targets UK retailers with 'authentic' Japanese Wagyu
As UK retailers look to boost their premium meat credentials by selling Wagyu beef, Japanese meat producers are keen to reclaim the market for themselves by importing “authentic” Wagyu from Japan to the UK for the first time.
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NewsMeat tests in East Midlands reveal undeclared blood and offal
Blood and offal is being illegally mixed into meat products without being declared on the label, researchers have claimed…
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NewsBrits turn to poultry as sales of frozen burgers slump
Britain has got through the equivalent of 43.4 million fewer frozen quarter pounders in the past year…
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NewsLadies in Pigs on the hunt for new sponsors
Ladies in Pigs has revamped its website and embarked on a drive to find new sponsors…
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NewsCroots Farm Shop creates charity World Cup sausage range
Derbyshire farm shop Croots has created a World Cup sausage range and will donate some of the proceeds to charity…