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Cymraeg
Industry Statistics Livestock Market Trends GB Weekly Deadweight Prices Market Analysis Market Bulletin
All Resources Policies & Analysis
What We Do Welsh Red Meat Levy Protected Geographical Indication (PGI) Marketing Education
Corporate Publications Publication Scheme HCC Board Vacancies Vision 2030
Red Meat Development Programme Arfor Project Meat Minds: cultivating connections across the supply chain Grasscheck GB Environment Baselining Project
Sheep Management Resources Research Shelf life How EID works
Beef Management Resources Cost of Production Research
Animal Health & Welfare Resources Animal Health Guides Research
Environment Resources Research Reducing Greenhouse Gases
Research & Development Resources Our Research and Development Strategy Current Projects Grassland Meat Eating Quality Studentships Socio-economic research Communication
HCC Scholarship Meat Minds: cultivating connections across the supply chain Livestock Selection Training Industry Careers
Eat Welsh Lamb & Welsh Beef

Welsh farmers are famous all over the world for producing distinctive, world-class tasting lamb and beef.

Visit website
Porc Blasus

In Wales, we do things differently. Our pigs are reared in small herds. And our farmers have visionary yet traditional values.

Visit website
Red Meat Hub

The Red Meat Hub provides free resources for teaching young people about where food comes from, cooking and healthy eating. Visit our dedicated health and education sections and take a Food Field Trip with plenty of worksheets, recipes, videos and interactive quizzes.

Visit website

Category: Events

Farmgates open to discuss better grass management

By Nia

Farmers from across Wales are invited to join an innovative farming business and Hybu Cig Cymru – Meat Promotion Wales (HCC) for a special GrasscheckGB workshop. The workshop is held on Thursday 22 February 2024 at Penmaen Bach near Machynlleth, where Richard Rees and his brother Huw Llyr run a 90-hectare holding, grazing a flock … Continued

HCC webinar to update red meat sector stakeholders

By creo

Red meat levy body Hybu Cig Cymru – Meat Promotion Wales (HCC) continues to make a concerted effort to reach out to its stakeholders with a series of ‘Farmer Forum’ open meetings. Two meetings have been held lately, one in Glynllifon near Caernarfon and another at Bridgend College. The next opportunity to engage with HCC … Continued