British Meat Processors Association
British Meat Processors Association

Gira Global Meat Perspective Seminar

16 January 2019 – Wroxhall Abbey, Warwick

The core team of Gira meat market analysts, with the assistance of J.P. Garnier, will bring a version of Gira’s latest annual global meat market outlook forecasts tailored to the UK to Wroxhall Abbey near Birmingham on January 16th

This one-day seminar is targeted at a selected and invited audience of top management from across the species of the British meat industry and is facilitated by the British Meat Processors Association and the British Poultry Council.

The seminar will be a focused and intense review of global and European meat sector dynamics applied to what is relevant to the UK industry during the deep uncertainty of Brexit. It will provide global and European perspectives on production, consumption, trade, prices and key sector developments. Gira will supply a hard copy of the presentation material and key numbers.

The discussion will include coverage of the crucial variables, such as:

  • The impact of African swine fever
  • Rapidly mounting social pressures (e.g. the dynamic promotion of meat alternatives)
  • Changing Governmental policies (e.g. US trade friction)
  • Recent supply chain integration
  • And of course, we will debate Brexit.

Booking

You can download the event brochure here (PDF)
Bookings should be made at rbrown@girafood.com or via the online booking form.

Gira is the leading independent consultancy covering the international meat industry.

About BMPA

The British Meat Processors Association (BMPA) is the leading trade association for the meat and meat products industry in the UK.

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