All Meat articles – Page 151
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NewsCalf Forum: 100,000 dairy calves are shot
Some 100,000 dairy calves were killed last year because they were the wrong sex, new figures have suggested.
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NewsTurkey push a success as consumption rises
Turkey producers are claiming a breakthrough in their quest to convince Brits that turkey is not just for Christmas…
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NewsMorrisons revamps cooked meat range
Morrisons is to revamp its pre-packed cooked meats and pâtés with the introduction of 24 new and 99 improved lines.
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NewsPrinces ambient ready meals carry 18-month shelf life
Princes has launched a range of ambient ready meals boasting an 18-month shelf life.
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NewsBooths stocks ready meals for the elderly
A ready meal range designed to cater for Britain’s growing elderly population is rolling into Booths stores this week.
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NewsVenison buyers warned to check out sources
Retailers, foodservice operators and consumers buying venison need to know exactly where it comes from to avoid purchasing meat…
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NewsProducers relieved over cost outlook for pig house flooring
There was a sigh of relief from British pig producers this week after the European Commission clarified the kind of flooring pigs…
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NewsRustlers 'fit daughter' push focuses on quality
Rustlers has young lads firmly in its sights with its latest campaign - the delicately titled Fit As A Butcher’s Daughter.
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NewsProsciutto producers look to double UK sales
A major Italian prosciutto consortium is looking to take advantage of growing consumer interest in Continental meats…
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NewsTesco exclusively lists new Deli 24 sticks
Dairy and meat snacks start-up Deli 24 is extending its snacks range with the launch of three exclusive-to-Tesco meat sticks.
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NewsTesco listing for Mariani's 'softer' jerky
An Australian producer of ‘soft’ jerky is set to shake up the UK’s burgeoning meat snacks market after securing a listing with Tesco.
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NewsWarning over pig 'mercy missions'
Pig farmers are being urged to ensure their sites are secure from trespassers amid rising concerns that animal rights campaigners are targeting farms…
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NewsFSA defends moratorium on desinewed meat
The Food Standards Agency has defended its decision to impose a controversial moratorium on desinewed meat, saying the UK faced “catastrophic” trade penalties from Brussels that would have thrown the British meat industry into turmoil.
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NewsM&S backs British with speciality meats
Marks & Spencer has launched a new range of speciality meats sourced from small British farms.
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Analysis & FeaturesHow to sell meat and fish online
Meat, fish and poultry can be a tricky sell for mainstream online retailers.
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Analysis & FeaturesCompetition heats up in meat snacks
The big players in meat snacks may be in the doldrums but small, innovative players are growing strongly. Why are they such a hit?
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ProfilesMeet the meat policy makers
Who determines the direction of EC policy to the meat industry? Four key officials explain the work they do and reveal which misconceptions about the EU they would most like to challenge.
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Analysis & FeaturesCan lamb fight back?
There’s no sugar-coating this: the past 12 months have been pretty dire for the lamb sector.
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Analysis & FeaturesEffects of the sow stall ban
Soaring prices, scores of producers leaving the sector and manufacturers scrambling to secure supplies - the aftershocks of the battery egg ban introduced this January are still being felt throughout Europe.
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NewsKerry's all-natural ham campaign
Kerry Foods is gearing up to launch a £3m campaign to support its relaunched ‘100% natural’ Richmond Ham.