Clarkson’s Farm star and Lib Dem MP voice concerns over milk price cuts

Clarkson’s Farm star and a Liberal Democrat MP are among those who have voiced concerns over recent milk price cuts affecting British dairy farmers.

Latest meat inflation report raises calls for assistance ahead Autumn Budget

The Association of Independent Meat Suppliers (AIMS) published its latest meat and poultry inflation report for October, which revealed that over the last month average prices fell by 1p/kg (0.08%).

Wales: Bovine electronic identification (EID) will become mandatory

Bovine electronic identification (EID) is set to become mandatory for all newborn calves in Wales, following consultation carried out by the Welsh Government.

Questions raised over new dairy regulations as farmers face milk price cuts

The Farmers’ Union of Wales (FUW) has questioned whether the recently introduced Fair Dealings Obligations (Milk) Regulations 2024 are delivering on their promise of transparency to dairy farmers, following a wave of milk price reductions by processors.

Lib Dem MP calls for ‘adjudicator with teeth’ following milk price cuts

The newly appointed Liberal Democrat rural affairs spokesperson, Sarah Dyke MP, has called for an “adjudicator with teeth” as the dairy industry has been hit by reductions in milk price. 

Concerns raised over milk price cuts in Scotland 

Scotland’s farming industry leaders expressed “deep concern” following reports that many Scottish dairy farmers have been informed of significant milk price reductions due to take effect in October. 

Muck Free Truck campaign relaunches to raise standard for clean pig transport

The Muck Free Truck campaign relaunches this October with a bold new ‘Muck Off!’ slogan to strengthen biosecurity across the UK pig industry and reduce the risk of disease spread through contaminated transport vehicles. 

Nick Allen of BMPA retires after 50 years of service to farming community

Nick Allen, CEO of the British Meat Processors Association, has announced his retirement after more than 50 years of service to the farming community.

Surge in illegal meat imports fuels food safety fears

The EFRA Committee has raised concerns over the “alarming amounts” of illegally imported meat and dairy products entering Great Britain, warning they pose a significant risk of spreading animal diseases that could threaten nation’s food security, farming, and the wider economy.

UK red meat exports increase by 10% to £966m in first half of 2025

The UK red meat exports in the first half of 2025 were worth £966 million, marking an almost 10% increase. 

English red meat industry adds £5.5bn to UK economy

The English red meat sector delivered around £5.5 billion in Gross Value Added (GVA) to the UK economy in 2023. According to AHDB, this achievement underlines the industry’s critical role in supporting jobs, communities, and a wide range of public goods. 

UK egg producers urged to stay vigilant against salmonella risk

UK egg producers should remain vigilant in managing salmonella risk and not let success lead to complacency, industry experts warned.

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