Ireland to address exporters amid Brexit ‘shock’
Bord Bia will host a post-Brexit strategy briefing to calm the nerves of food and drink firms after a survey revealed 40% of levy payers expect sales to decline.
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UK dairy recovering after ‘dreadful’ two years: minister
The UK dairy industry may be turning a corner after a “dreadful” couple of years – but Brexit has created nervousness about the future of the market – the food and farming minister has claimed.
EU urged to recognise authenticity progress by food operators
Recommendations on how the public and private sector can promote integrity and authenticity in the food chain have been made at a conference.
Loma wins Crown Chicken inspection tender
Loma Systems has installed two X-ray machines in a chicken processing plant to inspect whole birds that are skin packed in aluminium foil trays.
Anthrax-tainted meat linked to multiple deaths
Two people have died and seven have been hospitalised after eating meat contaminated with anthrax in Kazakhstan, according to the country’s National Economy Ministry.
GlobalMeatNews Survey
Russian trade ban inflicts maximum damage
Russia’s politically-motivated decision to slash meat imports continues to be a bloody thorn in the side of the meat industry, according to an exclusive GlobalMeatNews survey.
BRF spin-off creates halal unit
Brazilian meat processor BRF has announced plans to set up a subsidiary tasked with strengthening the meat giant’s supply of meat to Muslim consumers.