All Meat articles – Page 133
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NewsOwen Paterson says UK DNA tests can go beyond EU rules
Owen Paterson has indicated he is prepared to get tough with food companies on testing and go beyond EU requirements…
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NewsSlaughterhouses led by AIMS win fight over FSA inspection charges
Thirty-eight slaughterhouse operators have scored a victory against the Food Standards Agency over £1m-worth of meat inspection charges, after a judge today ruled the charges were unlawful.
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Analysis & FeaturesDavid Joll sets out Bernard Matthews' 'back to basics' plans
As takeover rumours swirl, the company’s former MD speaks out…
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NewsWaitrose to source all frozen beef from Dovecote Park
Waitrose has begun sourcing all its frozen beef from a single dedicated supplier.
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NewsNew horsemeat probe stalled by clash over disclosure
A potential new lead in the horsemeat scandal is not being investigated…
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News2 Sisters downplays TB probe at West Bromwich site
2 Sisters claims it is “business as usual” at its Dial Lane site in West Bromwich following news that health authorities are investigating four cases of TB infection at the factory.
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NewsWestaways and Thatchers link for new West Country sausage
Devon’s Westaways Sausages and cidermaker Thatchers have teamed up to launch a West Country sausage…
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NewsEFFPA aims to convert more food waste into animal feed
A new European body has been set up to increase the amount of waste food – including sweets – converted to animal feed…
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2 Sisters' Kuldip Kular steps down
Kuldip Kular, MD of 2 Sisters Food Group’s chilled division, is to leave the business after 15 years.
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Analysis & FeaturesTB reactor meat: where retailers and suppliers stand
The Grocer asked retailers and suppliers to spell out their policies on cattle that have tested positive for bovine TB…
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NewsDesinewed meat case referred to the European Court of Justice
British processed meat producers are closer to getting clarity on the legal status of desinewed meat…
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NewsLarge Black pig producer to hike herd size as demand increases
The UK herd of rare-breed Large Black pigs is to get a substantial boost as one of the UK’s biggest producers expands…
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NewsSmithfield Foods launches premium pork hotdogs for kids
Smithfield Foods has launched a new chilled hot dog brand, Jungle Dogs, aimed at children…
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Analysis & FeaturesBirds Eye burgers shine but ‘Horsegate’ hits ready meals
Birds Eye MD Andy Weston-Webb reflects on the challenges facing the company after the horsegate crisis
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NewsAldi used Scottish flag to sell Brazilian and EU-sourced meat
Aldi is to relabel its Murrays cooked meat range over the use of Scottish branding.
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NewsBirds Eye commits to 100% British and Irish beef
It was an Irish company that dragged Birds Eye into ‘Horsegate’ but the giant’s confidence in Irish meat remains strong with a new commitment on British and Irish sourcing.
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NewsBadger cull set to go ahead as government wins vote
The culling of badgers in two pilot areas can go ahead after the government won a Commons vote this afternoon by a majority of 49.
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NewsHorsemeat: FSA must beef up processes before next food crisis
The Food Standards Agency must improve its major incident plan before another food crisis strikes, an independent review of its response to the horsemeat scandal has recommended.
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NewsBrits must tackle food waste and cut down on meat, MPs urge
British consumers should be encouraged to curb food waste and cut back on meat consumption to ensure food security and avoid ‘shocks’ to global food prices, a new report by MPs has suggested.
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News50 jobs at risk at Bernard Matthews
Turkey giant Bernard Matthews is planning to make around 50 redundancies at its cooked meats division, blaming rising commodity prices and the rough retail environment.