Content related to the topic: exports

13 February 2025

Export team returns to SIAL China to showcase British pork

SIAL Shanghai is a major event in the international trade calendar

3 July 2025

What can the UK learn from successful agricultural exporters around the globe?

This section examines what other countries are doing to support their own producers when they access overseas markets

12 February 2025

Blog: Planes, trains and automobiles – getting back to business in the Far East

Jonathan Eckley, Head of Asia Pacific, returns to our most significant export market for British pig meat, China.

5 February 2026

Prospects for UK agri-food exports: Middle East and North Africa (MENA)

Find out about prospects for UK agri-food export to the Middle East and North Africa (MENA).

5 February 2026

Middle East and North Africa (MENA): Market access and barriers to trade

Market access and barriers to trade in MENA

5 February 2026

Middle East and North Africa (MENA): How much do they consume?

Find out about how much beef, veal, sheep meat, pork, dairy and cereals are consumed in the Middle East and North Africa.

5 February 2026

Middle East and North Africa (MENA): Consumer insight

Explore dining out and retail insight for the MENA market.

5 February 2026

Middle East and North Africa (MENA): Economic overview

Read an economic overview for the Middle East and North Africa (MENA).

21 March 2023

First-hand insight into pig farming around the world

International pig clubs provide opportunity to learn how the rest of the world produces pigs

7 March 2023

Pork export opportunities to Japan on the rise

This week, we are returning to one of Asia’s largest food and drinks exhibitions, Foodex Japan

7 March 2023

Pork export mission to the USA

This week, we're attending the Annual Meat Conference in Texas to showcase the high quality and sustainability of red meat products from the UK.

20 February 2023

Red meat exports from the UK reach record levels

The value of the UK’s red meat exports has reached its highest levels since records began, worth a massive £1.7 billion last year, partially driven by the rising prices of meat.