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Pork
2 September 2022
Charlotte joins AHDB from DSM Nutritional Solutions, where she currently holds a role covering the UK and Ireland.
22 August 2022
Watch this webinar recording to find out about key markets for British pork, as well as international events and opportunities that are on the horizon.
25 April 2024
Meet Rupinder Ashworth, Pork Sector Council Member. She joined in March 2020 and aims to offer her services to the Pork Council from a strategy and marketing point of view.
16 December 2022
Understand the differences between CCIR and the Pig Health Scheme and learn how you can use them to optimise the health and welfare of your pigs.
28 February 2025
Red Tractor members need to have completed online welfare training by 31 August 2022. Until this date, or until 8,000 people register, the cost of the training (£10) is being waived.
11 September 2025
The Pig Health Scheme is now operating at full capacity across the 11 largest pig abattoirs in England.
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19 August 2022
This is the third article in or getting to know your KE Manager series. Patrick Loten, Pat as he is fondly called, joined AHDB in 2018, and since then, he has worked on projects such as our Monitor Farms, the Gilt Watch programme and Precision Pig. Read more about him.
4 August 2022
America is now the third biggest export market for the UK pork sector, with shipments having nearly doubled in value compared with last year.
16 October 2023
A biosecurity checklist to remind yourself and your team of the simple things which could keep disease away from your pigs.
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1 August 2022
The Red Tractor deadline for submitting Q2 (April – June) antibiotic data for pigs is 11 August 2022.
3 August 2022
British pork is heading to Chile this month to fulfil the first commercial order since market access was granted earlier this year.
17 August 2022
Find out about Hugh’s background, his thoughts on some of the challenges facing the sector and why he wanted to join AHDB’s Pork Council.