Food & Drink

Butchers Face Closure Unless They Can Attract New Blood

Two-thirds of UK butchers could face closure unless the next generation of master butchers can be found quickly, according to the findings of a stark new report commissioned to coincide with National Butchers' Week, which takes place between 25th -31st March. A survey of more than 200 butchers nationwide has found that only one in three has a 'natural successor' to take on the business following their retirement, either in the shape of a son or daughter or someone else already working within the business.

Love British Food 2012

This year, British Food Fortnight which traditionally takes place during the autumn, runs at the same time as the Olympics under the title 'Love British Food 2012' 27 July - 12 August 2012. Promotions are planned in thousands of shops, pubs and restaurants.

To Eat or Not to Eat - Red Meat

With Butcher Week (25-31 March) and Bacon Connoisseur Week (22-28 March) fast approaching, it can be a daunting time for butchers everywhere when they read that red meat is being highlighted again in the news. Red meat has taken the blame for many health problems but now a large-scale American study has revealed a link between eating red meat and a higher risk of dying.

Henry Herbert Joins National Butcher's Week 2012

The fifth National Butchers' Week takes place between 25th - 31st March and promises to be bigger and better than ever with butchers, schools and consumers nationwide all set to take part. The annual event - which is organised by leading industry magazine Meat Trades Journal and supported by key industry sponsors - aims to raise support for butchers throughout the UK.

Start The Day Loving Your Food

63% of people believe breakfast is the most important meal of the day and they're right. It revives our energy levels after a night's sleep and sets us up for the day ahead. But one in four of us skip breakfast at some time during the week.

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