Why the UK Is Importing More Chicken
The UK is importing more chicken as demand continues to grow faster than domestic production. Recent figures reported by the Financial Times show that the value of UK chicken imports… Read more »
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The UK is importing more chicken as demand continues to grow faster than domestic production. Recent figures reported by the Financial Times show that the value of UK chicken imports… Read more »
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Regulatory uncertainty between the UK and EU continues to disrupt the poultry sector, as unresolved SPS rules and Northern Ireland border requirements add complexity and cost to cross-border trade. Despite… Read more »
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The UK government has announced new entry requirements for EU and EEA freight drivers, set to take effect on 2nd April 2025 as part of its broader border transformation strategy.… Read more »
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UK poultry consumption continued to rise in 2025, surpassing 2.5 million tonnes for the first time despite ongoing pressure on domestic production. Defra figures show total poultry supply increased by… Read more »
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A recent parliamentary vote has brought renewed attention to the UK’s trading relationship with the European Union. Thirteen Labour MPs supported a proposal calling for discussions on whether the UK… Read more »
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On 19 May 2025, the UK and EU reached a new Sanitary and Phytosanitary (SPS) agreement as part of wider efforts to reset their post-Brexit relationship. The deal introduces a… Read more »
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The growing demand for sustainable farming practices has brought attention to the environmental implications of slower-growing chickens. While these birds are often promoted for improved welfare standards, their carbon footprint… Read more »
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The Better Chicken Commitment (BCC) is a set of welfare standards and guidelines aimed at improving the lives of chickens raised for meat production. Developed by animal welfare organizations and… Read more »
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A recent report from the National Audit Office (NAO) draws attention to the increasing risks posed by animal diseases and highlights opportunities for enhancing the UK’s preparedness. Summary With outbreaks… Read more »
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