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Tuesday, August 31, 2010
View news from Denmark China Opens Doors to More Danish Crown Imports
DENMARK - A new agreement between Denmark and China opens up for exports of processed foods such as sausages and tinned products from Danish Crown.
Friday, August 27, 2010
View news from United Kingdom Pork to Play Starring Role in Two Short Films
UK - "How do they do that?" is a question often posed and now BPEX is setting out to answer it.
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
View news from United States US Pork Gains Popularity in the Philippines
US - One of the hottest emerging markets for US pork and beef exports is the Philippines, where the 10th annual World Food Expo 2010 (WOFEX) was held earlier this month.
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
View news from Belgium Supermarket Chain Cuts Out Castration
BELGIUM - The country's largest supermarket chain has announced that it will stop selling pork from castrated pigs by the end of the year.
Friday, August 13, 2010
View news from Canada Increased Domestic Pork Consumption Promoted
CANADA - The Canadian Pork Council hopes to replace imported pork on the plates of Canadian consumers with Canadian pork through the creation of a new national pork market development organization, writes...
View news from United States Missouri Pork Producers Step Up to the Plate
MISSOURI, US - While baseball cards have promoted everything from tobacco to bubble gum through the years, Missouri farmers on baseball cards became fan favorites this summer at St. Louis Cardinals games....
Wednesday, August 11, 2010
View news from Canada Moose Jaw Reopening Could Provide Economic Boost
CANADA - The mayor of Moose Jaw is confident the pending reopening of the idled Moose Jaw Packers pork processing facility will provide a much needed boost for city, for Saskatchewan's pork producers and...
Monday, August 09, 2010
View news from Canada The Biggest Challenge When Preparing Pork
CANADA - The creator of the "dinnerwithjulie.com" web site says the biggest challenge when preparing pork is avoiding the temptation to over-cook the product, writes Bruce Cochrane.
Friday, August 06, 2010
View news from United Kingdom National PIG'nic Week Starts on Monday
UK - A new promotional campaign to encourage consumers to choose pig meat products as part of their picnic meal is due to start on Monday, with activities continuing to the end of the month.
Tuesday, August 03, 2010
View news from United Kingdom Minister Calls for More Honest Labelling
UK - The Food Minister is today urging other sectors to follow the good example set in the pig meat sector regarding country of original labelling (COOL).
Friday, July 30, 2010
View news from Australia Diabetic Test to Help Pork Producers
AUSTRALIA - A simple glucose meter, or glucometer, commonly used by diabetics to measure blood glucose levels, is set to help Australian pork producers more efficiently feed their pigs.
Friday, July 23, 2010
View news from Canada Pork Product Launch Could Stimulate Consumption
CANADA - Maple Leaf Consumer Foods is confident the launch of a new premium line of moisture enhanced pork products will help stimulate increased domestic sales of pork, writes Bruce Cochrane.
Thursday, July 22, 2010
View news from United Kingdom Farmers to Star in New Advertising Campaign
SCOTLAND, UK - The search is on for 100 Scottish cattle, sheep and pig farmers to take part in a brand new advertising campaign for Scotch Beef, Scotch Lamb and Specially Selected Pork.
Thursday, July 15, 2010
View news from United Kingdom New Pig Yearbook Published
UK - A more positive attitude to pork coupled with high profile support from TV chefs and food writers have given the English pig industry a real boost in the last year.
Monday, July 12, 2010
View news from Norway Castration with Anaesthetic Accepted in Norway
NORWAY - A recent survey has revealed that consumers accept the need for castration and accept the procedure when it is carried out with anaesthetic. They were sceptical about immunocastration.
Friday, July 09, 2010
View news from United States AMI Defends Importance of Meat in Diet
US - The American Meat Institute (AMI) has defended the importance of meat and poultry in the diet in comments to the Departments of Agriculture (USDA) and Health and Human Services (HHS).
Monday, July 05, 2010
View news from Canada New Opportunities for Food Manufacturers Created
CANADA - According to Bruce Cochrane, a columnist with Food Technology Magazine says a growing consumer demand for healthier food products is creating new opportunities for food manufacturers.
View news from Australia Fighting Back for Aussie Grown Pork
AUSTRALIA - In a bid to help confused Australian consumers and in a fight back for the country’s embattled pork producers, Australian Ham Week will be launched today, 5 July.
Friday, July 02, 2010
View news from Canada The Result of Improved Control Over Marbling
CANADA - The Canadian Centre for Swine Improvement is confident improved methods to control marbling will enhance the value of pork in certain markets, writes Bruce Cochrane.
Wednesday, June 30, 2010
View news from China CIMIE: Strong International Presence at Exhibition
CHINA - The China International Meat Industry Exhibition opened in Beijing this week with a growing presence from international meat industry companies and organisations, writes Chris Harris, senior editor...
View news from China CIMIE: CMA Develops 12th Five Year Plan
CHINA -The Chinese meat industry is to embark on a period of investment and consolidation in a bid to establish its place on the world market, writes ThePigSite senior editor, Chris Harris.
Tuesday, June 29, 2010
View news from China CIMIE: Meeting Global Meat Industry Challenges
CHINA - Global meat demand is expected to grow by 40 per cent by 2025, writes ThePigSite senior editor, Chris Harris, from the China International Meat Industry Summit in Beijing.
Friday, June 25, 2010
View news from Australia There's Something About Pork
AUSTRALIA - Dr Roger Campbell, CEO of Australia’s Pork Cooperative Research Centre (CRC), is increasingly convinced that fresh Australian pork has a range of largely untapped health and nutrition at...
Thursday, June 24, 2010
View news from United States Tyson, Producers and Fareway in Iowa Promotion
US - Fareway Stores, the Iowa Pork Producers Association and Tyson Foods, are helping Iowa residents liven up their grills this summer by having a pork burger cookout at each of Fareway's 97 locations...
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
View news from Canada Focus on Marbling to Maximise Value of Pork
CANADA - The Canadian Centre for Swine Improvement is confident new tools being developed to control the amount of marbling in pork will allow the Canadian pork industry to maximise the value of its products,...
Tuesday, June 22, 2010
View news from United States GIPSA Rule May Limit Pork Producer Market Options
US - A long awaited proposed rule announced on Friday, 18 May, by the US Department of Agriculture may limit pork producers’ options in selling pigs to processors, according to the National Pork Producers...
View news from New Zealand Proposed Pork Labelling Scheme is Misleading
NEW ZEALAND - The Royal New Zealand SPCA is concerned that the proposed new pork industry labelling system runs the risk of misleading consumers. Proposed 'Welfare Approved' wording is confusing and will...
Monday, June 21, 2010
View news from United Kingdom Gloucestershire Old Spots Pork Under Protection
UK - Environment Secretary Caroline Spelman on Friday, 18 June, welcomed producers of Gloucestershire Old Spots pork – also known as Gloucester Old Spots – to the growing list of British specially...
View news from New Zealand Documents Reveal New Zealand Pork Defiant
NEW ZEALAND - The pork industry has again come under scrutiny after documents released under the Official Information Act reveal the industry will not accept a ban on pig crates and wants to confine pregnant...
View news from United States GIPSA Proposes Changes in Livestock, Poultry Rule
US - On Fiday, 18 June, USDA unveiled a proposed rule that, if adopted, would result in sweeping changes to how livestock and poultry are marketed and procured by meat packers.
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