FSA insist current nitrite levels in food are safe 31 Oct 2025, Technical & Regulatory Following a meeting this week between the Food Standards Agency and the pressure group Coalition Against Nitrites, The FSA has reiterated it...
Global Ag groups push for fairer methane accounting 31 Oct 2025, Sustainability Global meat and farming organisations led by Beef + Lamb New Zealand and including the British Meat Processors Association, have jointly cal...
Why “one-size-fits-all” emissions rules don’t work for meat 31 Oct 2025, Media Release BMPA has joined agricultural organisations from across the world to issue a joint statement calling for countries to follow best scientific ...
Government to hold ‘Town Hall’ events to explain changes to immigration rules 24 Oct 2025, Workforce The Home Office will be holding a series of online “town hall” broadcast events to provide external stakeholders with an overvie...
UK one step closer to official BSE Negligible Risk status 24 Oct 2025, Technical & Regulatory This week the UK moved one step closer to the EU recognising our official BSE Negligible Risk status following the WOAH’s recognition earlie...
Canada’s beef with the UK is a warning for trade negotiators 24 Oct 2025, Trade The Canadian Cattle Association (CCA) has called on Ottawa to terminate its trade agreement with the United Kingdom, arguing that the deal o...
More Aussie beef on UK shelves is a canary in the coalmine 17 Oct 2025, Trade In fact, it’s symptomatic of the crisis that has been developing in our British meat and livestock industry, precipitated by governmen...
BMPA secures 11% climate target – a £47m win for members 17 Oct 2025, Technical & Regulatory We’re pleased to confirm that the British Meat Processors Association has successfully negotiated a major win for members under the new CCA3...