All Meat articles – Page 119
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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…
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NewsLivestock auction site to give retailers better meat data
A new auction site is set to give retailers access to more detailed information about meat they buy from markets…
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NewsAustralia looks to the UK for meat sector NPD talent
The UK’s position as a global leader in meat-based innovation has opened up employment opportunities in Australia…
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NewsEdible 'meat coat' promises to extend shelf life
A new edible and cook-able ‘meat coat’ promises to extend the shelf life for fresh meat by up to three days…
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Analysis & FeaturesIs a summer of discontent looming again in farming?
Perhaps not in dairy – but beef “is in a terribly volatile state”…
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NewsAldi to sell premium Wagyu beef steaks from New Zealand
Aldi is launching a selection of Wagyu beef steaks next week as it expands its range of premium meat.
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NewsAsda awards Finnebrogue and Karro sausage deal
Finnebrogue and Karro have won a contract to supply Asda with all its Extra Special sausages and hot dogs…
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NewsBeef price fall sparks Farmers for Action protest threat
The pressure group responsible for the 2012 milk protests looks to take action over low beef prices…
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NewsMorrisons: meat processing sale rumours are 'rubbish'
Morrisons has hit back at press speculation it could be looking to sell its meat processing sites and abattoirs…
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NewsTesco tells suppliers: 'don't moan about meat inspections'
Don’t moan about the audits and inspections retailers and regulators make you jump through…
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NewsCranswick sales lifted by demand for premium
Cranswick has beaten City expectations by announcing a 12% rise in sales…
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Analysis & FeaturesBeef prices in UK and Continent still falling
UK and European beef prices continue to tumble, with deadweight prices in the UK and France down nearly 10% on last year…
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NewsCranswick brings home the bacon with 12% sales rise
Cranswick has beaten City expectations by announcing a 12% rise in sales in its full-year results today, with pre-tax profit up by 6%.
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NewsHalal meat: shoppers won't pay more to avoid it
The vast majority of UK shoppers are not prepared to pay more to ensure they do not eat halal meat, research indicates…
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NewsDebbie & Andrew's gives Cumberland sausage a modern twist
ABP has added a new Cumberland variant to its Debbie & Andrew’s range of premium sausages…
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NewsABP and Genus team up to improve beef genetics
ABP Food Group has struck a partnership with genetics company Genus to improve beef genetics and meat quality…
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Analysis & FeaturesHalal meat labelling: No quick fix in sight
Halal meat is in the headlines yet again. And there is one clear message: post-Horsegate, consumers want better information about meat.