Agri-Business
Ireland to lead new EU project to combat food fraud
A new three-year EU project, led by Ireland, will see academics, regulators and the food industry unite to combat food fraud and...
Food Fraud
N.Ireland
New food-testing method a 'game-changer' for food supply chain
A food-testing method to ensure food authenticity has achieved 100% accuracy in a research project led by the Institute for...
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Longevity and a strong calf rearing system at Pennbury Farm
Calving 540 cows in seven and a half weeks requires stamina, good organisational skills and a calf rearing system that...
N.Ireland
UK retailer Booths supplied with mislabelled meat in 2021
UK supermarket Booths has confirmed that it was supplied with meat products which claimed to be British when in fact...
N.Ireland
QUB scientists support major African food fraud investigation
Food security scientists at Queen’s University Belfast (QUB) have helped identify the cause of a humanitarian crisis and avert a...
N.Ireland
Reactor fraud: Illegal TB tag swapping suspected in the North
Some “selfish” owners of TB reactor cattle have been suspected of swapping ear tags in a bid to get rid...
Agri-Business
Businessman found guilty of fraud in horsemeat scandal
A businessman has been found guilty of fraud after trying to pass off horsemeat as beef through his north London-based...
Agri Politics
'Growing phenomenon' of food fraud forces MEPs to pass new rules
New rules have been passed in the European Parliament which will help tackle the ‘growing phenomenon’ of food fraud, Irish MEP...
Beef
'No investigation' into Scottish beef industry following beef labelling reports
Updated 18.30, November 14. Food Standards Scotland (FSS) has confirmed that there is no current investigation into the Scottish beef...
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How to avoid costly calf registration errors
Are you wondering how you can avoid costly calf registration errors and Bord Bia penalties? As the busy spring season...
