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UFU president David Brown.

What could a beef and sheep farm business look like in 2030? By The Newsroom

Foyle Food Group has announced its move to 100% renewable electricity as part of the company’s plans to reduce their scope 1 and 2 emissions by 28% by 2030

Foyle Food Group switches to 100% green electricity from Electric Ireland By The Newsroom

An Aberdeen Angus bull

Improved Performance using Superior Genetics By The Newsroom

Anne Morrison with one of her cows, Tullyglush Esmey T682 by Rawburn Transformer

Leading Aberdeen-Angus breeder Anne recognised with an MBE By The Newsroom

From left: Karen Kelso (Group Commercial Director), Terry Acheson (CEO) and Malachy McAteer (Group Operations Director)

Foyle Food Group releases new ‘Shaping Our Future’ strategy By The Newsroom

Minister Edwin Poots MLA visited WD Meats today to see the types of beef the company will export to the USA in the next few weeks, after it was granted access to the American market for the first time in 20 years. Two local processors, Foyle Food Group and WD Meats, were listed as meat plants eligible to export meat to the United States, alongside one other UK processor from Wales. The first shipment of beef from the UK, was dispatched on 30 September, from Foyle Food Group, Foyle Campsie with further shipments from across the UK expected to commence in the coming weeks.Agriculture Minister Edwin Poots pictured with Clare Holly, Director, WD Meats. Picture: Michael Cooper

Northern Ireland beef ships to US citizens By The Newsroom

Wed 12 Feb 2020 - Beef cattle at Greenmount. Picture: Cliff Donaldson

First beef exports to US in 20 years after BSE outbreak in 1996

US market opens up for beef from NI By The Newsroom

Welcoming the approval from the US authorities, Agriculture Minister Edwin Poots MLA said: “The decision by the US authorities to grant access to two local beef processors is a significant move and one that I welcome wholeheartedly.”

NI beef farmers granted access to US market for first time in 20 years Darryl Armitage