All Meat articles – Page 95
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Analysis & FeaturesMeat the future... and how to market it
A cluster of PR-hungry cultured meat startups claim we could be grilling sausages and burgers, created without slaughtering
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NewsABP Food Group joins European consortium on sustainability
Group will aim to improve sustainability in food production over the next seven years waste
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NewsOne Stop Halal apologises for chicken scalding error
The meat producer has apologised after admitting causing unnecessary suffering to 81 chickens
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Comment & OpinionThe panda steak is closer than you think
Scientists are claiming that lab-grown meat could hit supermarket shelves within five years
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NewsDebbie & Andrew's launches flexitarian sausage range
Flexilicious went on sale this week and follows laucnh of similar products by Finnebrogue last year
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NewsThe Jolly Hog wins more space for sausages in Sainsbury's
Brand has also secured first bacon listing with retailer
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NewsM&S condemns third-party resellers after FSA recall
Raft of out-of-date products sold by East Anglian butcher chain was recalled on 22 December
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NewsExperts dismiss fresh health fears over processed meats
A new study associating high dietary intake of cured meats with worsening of asthma symptoms did not provide any scientific evidence
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NewsNew Zealand lamb importer warns of Brexit impact
One of the UK’s biggest importers of New Zealand lamb has warned it faces lower profit margins amid a tightening of supply after this year’s vote to leave the EU.
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NewsButcher’s Pet Care sales fall for first time since 2005
Sales at pet food maker Butcher’s Pet Care have declined for the first time in ten years but profits continue to soar.
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NewsBacon sales slump: is that WHO cancer report to blame?
Bacon has been the biggest casualty of the supermarket price war, with sales plummeting by £122.6m
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NewsHeck rolls out meaty 'Baubles' duo for Christmas
The newcomers come in a Festive Pork with Wensleydale and cranberry variant; and a Traditional Chicken with sage & onion
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News'Stress-free' Dee Valley turkeys raised to classical music
‘Pampered’ free-range birds are ‘Rolls Royce of Christmas turkeys’, says supplier
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NewsAldi steps into farming with Aberdeen Angus scheme
The investment in a Warwickshire Farm is the first of its kind for the discounter
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NewsAlf Turner launches Premium Scotch Egg into Co-op
Butcher secured an £80,000 investment on BBC’s Dragon’s Den in 2012
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NewsJBS commits again to US float of international business
Brazilian meat giant JBS has announced a second plan to list its international division in the US after its first scheme, which included moving the division to Ireland, was scrapped.
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NewsThe Black Farmer creates Christmas TV ad for cancer charity
Ad aims to promote smaller, less well-known charities, says Black Farmer founder Wilfred Emmanuel-Jones
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NewsCall for more investment in red meat PoS to boost sluggish sales
Investment in PoS and secondary labelling could boost appeal to millennials, says AHDB
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Analysis & FeaturesCranswick wagers on China with Dunbia pork plant deal
It looks a shrewd move despite razor-thin margins in Ballymena
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NewsAldi rolls out 10% fat lamb mince 'special buy'
The reduced fat British lamb mince is aimed at shoppers looking for a ’lighter meat without compromising on taste’