AHDB vows to support red meat and dairy exporters

UK's high animal welfare and sustainability record sets it apart from other trading nations, says levy body

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AHDB head of international trade Jonathan Eckley
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AHDB head of international trade Jonathan Eckley

The UK must do all it can to champion its sustainable farming and high animal welfare standards if it is to drive greater exports, according to a leading trade authority. Speaking at SIAL Paris – a...

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