“Five years on, Let’s Eat Balanced continues to play a vital role in helping people understand the nutritional benefits of British beef, lamb and dairy as part of a varied and balanced diet.

Future opportunities for exports of quality British dairy and red meat to North America have been highlighted by our latest analysis. Dairy exports could be the biggest winner with an anticipated ...

In the prime two shopping weeks for Christmas (ending 28 December 2025), leg roasting drove overall lamb performance, with a 24.7% increase in volumes purchased. Almost half of lamb volumes sold in ...

Over the past 12 weeks, spend increased 9.8%, driven by average price rises of 17.5%, resulting in volume declines of 6.6% (Worldpanel by Numerator UK, 12 w/e 28 December 2025). Primary beef volumes ...

The price indicates the trend in incomes, rather than an absolute value. The actual income effect and a precise increase in ppl will be difficult to obtain as this requires knowledge, on a daily or ...

The AHDB estimate for November 2025 GB production is 33617 thousand litres* The AHDB estimate for December 2025 GB production is 34554 thousand litres* AHDB estimates overall organic milk production ...

Global Dairy Trade (GDT) events take place twice a month, trading dairy commodity ingredients. Here you will find key results from the latest event.

This data is supplied on a national basis by Promar International, through its Milkminder dairy management tool. It looks at monthly averages on a national basis, annual rolling averages, as well as ...

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*Insufficient sample to produce robust figure. This does not indicate no usage and/or production. Totals may not match the sum of individual items due to rounding. The summary tables above present a ...

The GB all-prime deadweight cattle price showed slight downward movement in the week ending 17 January, down 3p to reach 642p/kg The overall deadweight cow measure averaged 502p/kg, up 6p on the week ...