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23/01/2019

Bonterre, launch of a new holding

A press release from CGIL FLAI about the cooperative movement growing within the chain of meat processing and the transformation of agricultural products. The result is the launch of a new holding, called Bonterre, that puts together Grandi Salumifici Italiani and Parmareggio, able to combine different and complementary commercial synergies, […]
23/01/2019

Export of pork and pork products increased

According to data from the Meat Market Observatory in the European Commission, exports of pork and pork products from the EU from January to September 2018 increased by 0.8%. up to 2.89 million tons in carcass weight. However, the value of this export fell by 8.2% up to 5.52 billion […]
10/01/2019

News on the import of pork from Poland to Lithuania

Marta Otto, Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Law and Administration of the University of Lodz, Poland, shares with us important news on the pork market in Poland. Lithuania intends to have a closer look at the pigs and pork meat imported from Poland. Relevant decision was announced by the […]
05/01/2019

How the exports of pork are doing in Europe

The exports of pork increased in 2018, while the value is dropped down. Read below the translation of a very interesting article that the Meat-Up Ffire Research Team from Poland shared with us. According to data from the Meat Market Observatory in the European Commission, exports of pork and pork […]
03/01/2019

Cheaper Stables in Denmark

Professor Steen Erik Navrbjerg, from FAOS – University of Copenhagen, who is member of our Scientific Committee and Steering Committee, shares with us an interesting article about new methods to build stables for pigs cheaper than previously. The aim is to build stables that cost under approximately 270 euro per […]
11/12/2018

Caporalato Emiliano

We invite you to read the interesting journalistic report “Caporalato Emiliano”, which collects cases, stories and evidences on the diffusion of the phenomenon of gang mastering (“caporalato” in Italian). It sheds light on the exploitation of workers in many sections of the labor market of Emilia-Romagna region, Italy.
10/12/2018

An important Workshop on the meat sector at the University of Padova

On Monday 17th of December, the University of Padova (Italy) will host an important workshop on the meat sector, called Social and Trade Unionist practices of the slaughtering industry. The Meat-Up Ffire project will take part to it. In the Aula Giulio Regeni (via Cesarotti 12), from 2pm to 7pm, […]