30.05.18
Environment
Investors' group rankings of big meat and fish companies on risk issues
29.05.18
A Bureau investigation reveals that beef farming is moving away from pasture to fattening pens
30.03.18
We investigated the industrial pig farming methods used in Parma ham production
22.02.18
Many meat processing plants and cold storage facilities in the UK are failing hygiene and food safety regulations
21.02.18
Unpublished American inspection reports show endemic issues with hygiene in US meat plants
22.01.18
Over a million chickens, turkeys, ducks and geese a year are dying on their way to the abattoir, our investigation finds
19.09.17
Contaminated meat risk, whistleblower says, is due to poor hygiene and regulation in Britain's abattoirs
21.08.17
Manure pouring into waterways and carcasses dumped in woodlands - farms are releasing harmful pollution once a week on average, the Bureau has found.
11.08.17
New data shows increase in number of times animals suffer needlessly before slaughter as the government announces plans to put cameras in abattoirs.
17.07.17
The number of intensive farms in the UK has risen by a quarter with many so big they fit the definition of a US mega-farm.
A major Bureau investigation reveals the changing face of farming in the UK.
20.04.17
Inspectors tasked with protecting food safety and animal welfare are being bullied out of the job, according to union representatives.
19.04.17
Reports from the official watchdog log “cannibalism” among chickens, “unnecessary pain” endured by cattle and “massive bruising” on sheep.
24.02.17
Global Superbugs
We should be "terrified" that prescriptions of colistin are rising steeply, say experts, as it's evidence of an increase in the most dangerous types of superbugs.
20.02.17
The breaches mean meat contaminated with bugs that cause serious food poisoning can potentially reach supermarket shelves.
18.10.16
There are no checks or regulations in place to stop the NHS buying drugs from factories in India which are helping to create superbugs.
03.10.16
The Bureau’s investigation has established there is no mandatory screening for live pigs being imported into Britain from Denmark, where MRSA is rife throughout the country’s herd.
28.08.16
Data obtained by the Bureau reveals six severe welfare breaches that subject animals to needless pain and suffering are recorded per day on average at British slaughterhouses.
14.05.16
Lord O’Neill (pic: Getty) The danger to human health from the world’s antibiotic resistance crisis is “a much more troubling train wreck” than even the great financial crash of 2008, former Goldman Sa...
11.04.16
Ciprofloxacin tablets. Photo via Flickr Resistance to a key antibiotic used in the treatment of serious food poisoning cases has reached its highest level for a decade, new figures obtained by the Bur...