Published about 1 month ago in News
Bo Pedersen, Chief Revenue Officer
The German VEZG pork price displays festive resilience, holding at €1.60 despite the Dutch correction. The spread hits a historic €0.30.
Published about 1 month ago in Company Updates
Martina Osmak, Director of Marketing
We’re thrilled to be part of Alimentaria 2026, where you can meet us at Recinto Gran Via, P3 (INTERCARN), Nivel 0, Calle B, Stand 190 during one of Europe’s top food and meat industry events.
Published about 1 month ago in News
Martina Osmak, Director of Marketing
After months of talks and financial planning, Bavaria’s biggest poultry slaughterhouse will not reopen.
Published about 1 month ago in News
Bo Pedersen, Chief Revenue Officer
Meat industry news: Tican pays 63m DKK premium over Danish Crown. Australian beef exports hit historic highs due to US demand. Brazil pork gains market share as beef prices soar.
Published about 1 month ago in News
Bo Pedersen, Chief Revenue Officer
Latest Spanish ASF news: UK reverses ban to accept regionalisation, China maintains trade, while Catalonia declares emergency and pork prices crash.
Published about 1 month ago in News
Bo Pedersen, Chief Revenue Officer
Today's meat industry news: Agrofert consolidates with 'Protena' rebrand, Philippines enacts Spanish pork ban due to ASF, and US announces $12bn farmer support package.
Published about 1 month ago in News
Martina Osmak, Director of Marketing
Pork shows a small rise, but beef and veal fall sharply as total red meat output drops.
Published about 1 month ago in News
Martina Osmak, Director of Marketing
A new Irish investigation shows easy access to antibiotics and hormones in Brazilian cattle farming, raising fresh doubts about the EU-Mercosur trade deal.
Published about 1 month ago in News
Bo Pedersen, Chief Revenue Officer
Japan, Philippines, and Chile close borders to Spanish pork; UK bird flu wave accelerates
Published about 1 month ago in News
Martina Osmak, Director of Marketing
UK poultry meat and egg production increased in October, mainly due to more broiler birds and slightly heavier weight
Published about 2 months ago in News
Martina Osmak, Director of Marketing
Canadian researchers warn that food prices may climb again in 2026, with beef and other meats seeing the biggest jump.
Published about 2 months ago in News
Bo Pedersen, Chief Revenue Officer
Danish cooperative overhauls member model while EU vets deploy to Barcelona
