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04/07/2021Industry News
04/07/2021
Marks and Spencer announce major change to chicken range - ‘others need to follow’
Marks and Spencer announce major change to chicken range - ‘others need to follow’
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02/07/2021
M&S becomes first UK supermarket to stop selling unnaturally-fast grown fresh chicken
M&S becomes first UK supermarket to stop selling unnaturally-fast grown fresh chicken
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25/06/2021
McDonald's UK hailed for regenerative beef project work
A four year regenerative beef project spearheaded by McDonald's UK has been hailed for improving the sector's sustainability credentials.
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24/06/2021
Shrimp stunning initiative wins animal welfare award
Hilton Seafood UK has received an award for trialling and adopting an electric stunner for farmed whiteleg shrimp, which delivers a more humane method of slaughter than immersion in ice slurry.
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24/06/2021
Shrimp stunner earns welfare award for UK seafood supplier Hilton
Shrimp stunner earns welfare award for UK seafood supplier Hilton
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26/05/2021
BBFAW prepares for a new decade of animal welfare action
The Business Benchmark on Farm Animal Welfare (BBFAW) is gearing up for a new decade of animal welfare improvements through higher food industry standards.
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24/05/2021
Farmers and MPs demand answers over Australian trade deal
Farmers and MPs have demanded answers from the government over a potential Australian trade deal after it emerged Boris Johnson approved a zero tariff-zero quota deal in talks with Canberra.
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24/05/2021
How plant-based diets could help prevent the next COVID-19
Viruses like COVID-19, SARS, bovine spongiform, swine flu and avian flu all have something in common: They all come from animals, described by scientists as zoonotic diseases.
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24/05/2021
‘If we don’t change we’re f*cked’: Greta Thunberg warns humanity in new video
Climate activist shifts focus onto farming and veganism in latest campaign
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22/05/2021
European Citizens’ initiative to end the use of cages in animal farming continues to get support
The European Parliament’s Agriculture Committee voted on Friday with overwhelming majority to ban the caging of farmed animals in the EU.
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