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29 May 2025
UK exports of pig meat totalled 77,800 tonnes in the first three months of 2025.
28 April 2025
A round-up of our analysis of the impact of US President Donald Trump's trade tariffs on UK agriculture
9 May 2025
Using the first two months of UK beef and lamb trade data, this article recaps UK exports during this period and monitors imports of beef and lamb and their origins.
25 April 2025
Pig meat shipped from the UK to the US is a high value, premium product, often boasting outdoor bred and hormone free status.
22 April 2025
International trade is an essential part of the global pork industry, allowing consumer preferences to be met and aid carcase balance.
9 April 2025
As the raft of tariffs announced by Trump last week come into force, we examine how this is possible in this era of global trade, and how the UK may be adversely affected, despite it having one of the lowest tariff rates applied. Is this the end of globalization?
23 April 2025
EU pig prices have been falling since the summer of 2024, on the back of increased supplies and weaker domestic consumption.
8 April 2025
For the week ending 29 March, the EU spec SPP stood at 204.56p/kg, a minor gain of 0.20p on the previous week.
3 April 2025
On Wednesday 2 March 2025, President Trump announced that the United States (US) would be implementing at least a 10% tariff on all imports effective from 5 April 2025.
23 April 2025
Australia is expected to experience another year of record beef production levels in 2025. As a major player on the global marketplace, with multiple free trade agreements (including the UK) this stands to impact all beef producing and consuming countries.
26 March 2025
GB milk production for the 2025/26 season is forecast to reach 12.6bn litres, 1.2% more than the previous milk year, according to our March forecast update
21 March 2025
High domestic prices have limited growth in export volumes for both beef and lamb in the first month of 2025. Meanwhile, imports show a far more mixed picture between the sectors, with beef imports down and lamb imports up.