Brexit

Ensuring everyone has access to food

British Poultry calls for a joined-up approach to tackling food poverty and supporting the most vulnerable The British Poultry meat industry called...

Writing our success story in even bolder colours

By Richard Griffiths, Chief Executive, BPC Today, poultry accounts for half the meat eaten in this country. From farm to fork and...

Welcome Michael Gove’s commitment to British food

British poultry farmers welcome Secretary of State Michael Gove’s commitment to uphold our ‘Great British Food Values’ and put British food at...

Welcome Government’s vision to invest in skills and infrastructure and support jobs of the future

British Poultry Council Chief Executive, Richard Griffiths, said: “We welcome Government’s vision for Britain highlighted in Chancellor Philip Hammond’s 2017 Budget statement...

British consumers will not accept lower food standards as part of new trade deals

The British Poultry Council welcomes the International Trade Secretary Liam Fox’s comments on the need for a wider consultation before signing any...

Welcome Michael Gove’s commitment to developing productivity

British poultry meat industry responds to Secretary of State Michael Gove’s speech at the Conservative Party Conference on 2 October. BPC Chief...

How Can Government Help Productivity?

Facing Brexit, British food and confidence in British food producers is more important than ever. BPC members, who do not receive subsidies...

Poultry Meat Conference discusses Britain’s food security and sustainability

British poultry farmers, producers and retailers came together to share developments, knowledge and good practice in poultry meat farming at the 2017...

Great British Food Values

We need migrant workers to feed the nation

The British poultry meat industry relies hugely on the contributions and efforts of migrant workers who have a vital role in feeding...

Exporting a crucial food sector will throw away British farming

The British Poultry Council rejects the notion of importing chlorine-washed chickens as part of a makeweight in trade negotiations with the US. Exporting a...

Consumers trust nothing other than British chicken

The British Poultry Council rejects the notion of importing chlorine-washed chickens as part of a makeweight in trade negotiations with the US....

Is the Government selling out our animal welfare standards?

Our Chief Executive, Richard Griffiths blogs: (First published on the Huffington Post Blog)  Over the last few months we have seen an...

GE2017: What next for British poultry meat?

The fallout from the General Election has likely only just begun, with political jockeying steadily building to a frantic level. The headline...

Brexit and the UK Poultry Meat Sector: Q&A

With the clock now ticking on two years of negotiations for leaving the EU it’s time to review what the effects will...

APPG discusses access to labour

On Tuesday 29th March the APPG on Pigs & Poultry, chaired by Jim Shannon MP, held a breakfast meeting to discuss access...