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Cranswick Job Cuts: Hundreds of Employees at Risk

Cranswick Job Cuts: Hundreds of Employees at Risk

Published about 1 year ago in News

Martina Osmak, Director of Marketing

Cranswick, a major UK food processor, has begun a consultation process that may result in 100 job cuts at its Sutton Fields facility in Hull, impacting employees across various departments.

Moroccans Split on Imported Meat: Trust, Taste, and Market Influence

Moroccans Split on Imported Meat: Trust, Taste, and Market Influence

Published about 1 year ago in Market Analysis

Martina Osmak, Director of Marketing

Moroccans are hesitant about imported red meat, with concerns over trust, quality, and price shaping their buying decisions, despite growing imports and potential market interest from global meat companies.

Brucellosis in Europe: What You Need to Know

Brucellosis in Europe: What You Need to Know

Published about 1 year ago in Industry Insights

Martina Osmak, Director of Marketing

Brucellosis is a contagious disease that affects animals and humans in parts of Europe, requiring strict control measures like vaccination, testing, and food safety to prevent its spread.

Join Us at Meat Attraction 2025!

Join Us at Meat Attraction 2025!

Published about 1 year ago in News

Martina Osmak, Director of Marketing

Meat Borsa will be at Meat Attraction 2025 in Madrid, February 25-27, at ISLA 4C15. Find us!

South Korea's Meat Market: Set to Reach $7.66 Billion by 2030

South Korea's Meat Market: Set to Reach $7.66 Billion by 2030

Published about 1 year ago in Market Analysis

Martina Osmak, Director of Marketing

South Korea's meat market is projected to reach $7.66 billion by 2030, driven by rising incomes, demand for premium meats, and a growing focus on convenience and health-conscious options.

Bulgaria Halts German Meat Imports Over Disease Outbreak

Bulgaria Halts German Meat Imports Over Disease Outbreak

Published about 1 year ago in News

Martina Osmak, Director of Marketing

Bulgaria has suspended meat and live animal imports from restricted areas of Brandenburg, Germany, following a foot-and-mouth disease outbreak, implementing strict border controls to protect its livestock industry.

UK Bans German Meat and Dairy Imports Amid Foot-and-Mouth Outbreak

UK Bans German Meat and Dairy Imports Amid Foot-and-Mouth Outbreak

Published about 1 year ago in News

Martina Osmak, Director of Marketing

The UK has banned imports of German meat and dairy products to prevent the spread of foot-and-mouth disease after an outbreak near Berlin, aiming to protect its livestock industry and food security.