Content related to the sectors: pork

16 January 2020

Profit from the pork forequarter

A range of cuts created from the forequarter that aim to stimulate new ideas in the retail and foodservice sector.

30 July 2021

Farm Inputs Overview

The Farm Input Overview publication gives an insight into recent trends in the farm inputs and feed, together with an outlook for animal feed ingredients. Last updated July 2021.

14 July 2021

Impact of 17 % fall in EU meat consumption by 2030

No-one can have escaped the headlines about consumer behaviour and views on meat and plant-based foods. The European Commission has investigated the impact that switching between animal protein and plant protein might have on the prices and production of each.

14 July 2021

EU red meat demand remains disappointing

Demand for beef, lamb and pork has been falling so far this year in key EU consuming countries.

13 January 2020

Webinar: How is 'health' evolving?

The way consumers view health is changing and one size does not fit all.

6 January 2025

Pork campaign will tap into healthy eating resolutions

The latest phase of our Love Flavour, Love Pork advertising campaign will be back on national television from Monday (13 January).

4 October 2024

Soil Biology and Soil Health Partnership

Research Project

9 January 2020

Future of Skills launch at OFC

The NFU's Next Generation Forum and AHDB today hosted a fringe event at the prestigious Oxford Farming Conference to help launch a new multi-agency vision to transform the skills landscape.

7 November 2023

Innovative Farmers field labs

Field labs test new tools and techniques that can lead to public, environment and business benefits.

9 January 2020

Agricultural bill and environment bill update

The Government has announced its legislative programme during the State Opening of Parliament on December 19th 2019. In total, there were 30 Bills unveiled in the Queen's Speech, including both the Agriculture Bill and the Environment Bill.

6 January 2020

Chancellor confirms direct payment funding level

On Monday 30th December, Chancellor Sajid Javid confirmed that the level of funding for direct payments to farmers will remain the same as the 2019 payment, with supplementary funding for Pillar 2 payments as well. The most recent announcements only confirms the 2020 payment level. However, the government have again reiterated their funding pledge that the current annual budget available to farmers will remain the same for every year of this parliament. Beyond 2020, direct payments are set to reduce in year 1 and the implementation of the new Environmental Land Management Scheme will begin to take shape. More clarity around this will be forthcoming as the Agricultural Bill returns to parliament.

7 January 2020

It’s time the livestock sector reclaimed January

This month is a huge opportunity to set the record straight, says Will Jackson