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UK dairy stalwart Ian Potter's funeral to take place 29 March
The funeral of Ian Potter, a stalwart within the dairy industry for over three decades, will take place at the end of this month. A celebration of…
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The funeral of Ian Potter, a stalwart within the dairy industry for over three decades, will take place at the end of this month. A celebration of…
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Meat processor Dunbia has expanded its West Country presence with the acquisition of a lamb processing site in Cornwall. Dunbia has acquired the H R…
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The National Sheep Association (NSA) has called for 'urgent clarity' over the potential for the easing of trade in breeding sheep between Northern…
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In a letter to the Chancellor ahead of the Spring Budget, the NFU has called for greater support for domestic food production as energy, fuel and…
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Two men have been ordered to pay out more than £12,000 after being charged with hare coursing offences under new laws designed to curb the…
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Booths has been named the retailer which has been ordered by the National Food Crime Unit (NFCU) to remove pre-packed beef mislabelled British. The…
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A weeklong initiative putting a spotlight on the work British producers do in producing sustainable beef will return next month, with an emphasis on…
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The US has the potential to be a key export market for British lamb despite it being one of the less popular meats there, industry experts have said…
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A student who has wanted to be a farmer "since a foot tall" has scooped a bursary designed to encourage people from a non-farming background into the…
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UK pig prices show no sign of slowing down as they continue to be driven higher by a combination of tighter domestic supplies and record prices…
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