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Pretty important pigs
22 Jan 12 | PRETTY important gentlemen" was how my Uncle Dean used to reply to questions about the animal he was so passionate about, when - until his recent death - he was one of the premier pig buyers in South Australia.  | Russian roulette fires up
RSPCA clarifies pork labels
11 Jan 12 | THE RSPCA has defended claims that its new pork accreditation and labelling standards are not providing an accurate picture to consumers.  | CommentsComments (2)
11 Jan 12 | THE pig industry enjoyed exceptionally stable returns last year with few fluctuations for those selling through contracts.
Consumers
09 Jan 12 | FREE-RANGE farmers are urging the consumer watchdog to investigate the RSPCA's standards for pork sold in supermarkets, warning the RSPCA logo dupes consumers into thinking that they are buying free-range products.  | CommentsComments (10) | National beef herd to crack 30 ...Have your say on pig levy proposal
Have your say on pig levy proposal
03 Jan 12 | AUSTRALIAN pork producers are one step closer in their quest to obtain an increase in the pig slaughter levy.  | Quality crucial for wheat ...
23 Dec 11 | West Australian residents will now have access to more RSPCA Approved pork with Linley Valley’s range of Free Range Pork and Plantaganet Pork now proudly bearing the RSPCA’s Paw of Approval.  | CommentsComments (3)
23 Dec 11 | BUYING bone-in product is the only way of guaranteeing the ham is genuine Australian product, said Gerns Continental Smallgoods director Andrew Gerns.
23 Dec 11 | PIG numbers have grown in many African countries in the past decade, but outbreaks of African Swine Fever continue to wipe out large numbers.
17 Dec 11 | THE voluntary ban on sow stalls by 2017 is expected to see some producers leave the industry because of the costly investment in infrastructure needed to meet the new standard.

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