All Meat articles – Page 131
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NewsHorsemeat: Netherlands recalls 50,000 tonnes of beef
The Netherlands is recalling 50,000 tonnes of beef across Europe - including potentially the UK - because they might contain horsemeat.
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NewsBrazilian beef giant distances itself from Asda corned beef recall
South American beef giant JBS has clarified it is not involved in the bute-related recall of Asda corned beef.
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NewsCargill profits drop 42% as US drought drags on meat business
Profits at Cargill fell 42% in the third quarter, after input costs soared following last year’s US drought.
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NewsPig producers ready random checks on pork products
Pig producers are gearing up to conduct traceability audits on pork products sold in retailers, as part of a campaign against imports that do not comply with the sow-stall ban.
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NewsDoherty Tesco pork sausages to be delisted
Tesco is poised to delist the own-label free range pork sausages it developed with TV farmer Jimmy Doherty…
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NewsBudget Dutch chicken retained for export
Dutch poultry producers are phasing out cheap chicken as part of a new welfare and sustainability programme…
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NewsThe Bath Pig to roll fresh sausage range into Asda stores
British charcuterie brand The Bath Pig is making its debut in the fresh sausage category…
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NewsJury out on impact of snow on lamb supply
This week there were conflicting messages from the sheepmeat sector about the impact of the recent snow…
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NewsTackle food waste by feeding it to cows, retailers urged
An organisation that redistributes surplus stock from the food industry has called on retailers to get behind a new initiative to make greater use of food waste in the meat supply chain.
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NewsFSA advert cleared of depicting lamb as risky food
The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has rejected complaints from lamb producers that a recent food safety ad by the Food Standards Agency (FSA) unfairly implied lamb was a high-risk food.
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NewsSainsbury's surveys use of livestock drugs
Sainsbury’s is considering introducing a new policy for medicines and antibiotics used on livestock…
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NewsEblex restaurant-inspired push highlights unusual meat cuts
Eblex is launching a campaign for US-style meat cuts that consumers usually get at trendy restaurants at home…
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Category ReportWho's in the best shape for the BBQ season?
With confidence in beef supply at its lowest since BSE, can the market possibly sustain its market share this season?…
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Focus on Barbecue: Innovations
US celeb chef Guy Fieri is rolling out his range of four barbecue sauces…
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Category ReportBarbecue consumption: poultry in growth as pork declines
In the past year there were 106 million BBQ occasions, a decline of 2.5% versus the previous year…
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Category ReportCan the British barbecue go gourmet?
After a washout BBQ season in 2012, how will consumers respond to ‘Horsegate’? Is posh the answer?…
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Category ReportGrillstock turns up the appeal of US slow cooking
There’s a growing number of diehard BBQ fans who won’t let a little thing like the weather put them off…
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NewsBritish farmers fear lost opportunity as snowfall hits
Producers hoping to capitalise on interest in British produce in the wake of ‘Horsegate’ fear they will miss out…
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NewsHilton Food Group breaks £1bn revenue barrier
Tesco meat packer Hilton Food Group has smashed through the £1bn barrier on the back of growth in Denmark and Central Europe.
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NewsHorsemeat false alarm costs Welsh burger company £250,000
A false alarm on horsemeat contamination from the Food Standards Agency has caused losses of up to £250,000…