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UK food trade deficit getting worse, manufacturers warn

The UK is becoming increasingly dependent on food imports, as UK producers lose market share to global competitors, according to a new report by the Food and Drink Federation (FDF).…

MARKETS AND TRENDS

New halal scheme aims to boost UK lamb exports

A new UK Pre-Stun Halal Export Accreditation Scheme is being developed by the British Meat Processors Association (BMPA), which it hopes will open new markets for UK sheepmeat exporters. The…

LAND MARKETS

Cumbria livestock holding, a vineyard and bare land launches

A stock-rearing farm is being launched in a region of England where sales of this scale and type are now relatively rare. New Cowper Farm, a former dairy farm at…

MEAT MARKETS AND PRICES

Beef stabilises near £6/kg deadweight after price fall

Beef finishers have endured a sharp fall in prime cattle prices during recent months, although signs are emerging that the market is beginning to stabilise. After falling by more than…

INPUT MARKETS AND PRICES

UK fertiliser imports increase as merchants stockpile

UK fertiliser merchants have been hastily stocking up on supplies and securing additional storage facilities close to ports in order to reduce the risks of future global supply chain disruption.…

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