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BPEX represents pig levy payers in England. BPEX is focused on enhancing the competitiveness, efficiency and profitability for English pig levy payers and driving demand for quality pork and pig meat products in Britain and globally. BPEX is a division of the Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board www.ahdb.org.uk
BPEX Weekly
13 November 2009

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Glorious gammon campaign
No change to DAPP
Slapmarking and Pleurisy - Double cost concern
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Pork and the credit crunch category report
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Analysis of Defra Farm Incomes Report
The first estimates of UK Total Income from Farming for 2009 and 2010 have recently been released. These estimates have been produced using available information to date. A revised estimate will be published in January 2010.
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Pig managers on course for success
The first 11 managers are ready and waiting to take their place on the BPEX Professional Managers Development Scheme 2010.
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United Kingdom Pig Meat Market Update - November 2009
United Kingdom Pig Meat Market Update - November 2009
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Decision Tools relevant to Health Management
Yorkshire and Humberside Health resources including...
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Influenza in Pigs: Code of Practice
This document has been produced to help producers minimise the risk of herds being infected with all strains of influenza which is a seasonal disease challenge.
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Spotlight on pig health in the east
Eastern Health, the new regional pig health improvement project, has been given the green light.
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NVZ calculator - continuous throughput systems
Two Excel calculators to help BPEX levy payers work out their statutory calculations required by the NVZ regulations are now available here.
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