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Wholesalers happy with parties plans

© Wullie Marr Photography Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Scotland’s meat wholesalers have welcomed the absence of manifesto proposals by any of the main political parties to cut livestock numbers as a “welcome boost” to the processing sector. In an assessment of the merits of the political parties ahead of next week’s Scottish parliamentary elections, Scottish Association of Meat Wholesalers (SAMW) executive manager Martin Morgan said his sector had “feared the worst”. “The national herd has stagnated for too long and the measures they intend to adopt to re-invigorate production to enhance the sector’s sustainability are worthy of all our support,” he concluded.

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Covid-19: Could we have imagined the scale of what was to happen? A really good question , says NHS Fife consultant

Covid-19 cases being confirmed in Fife on March 6 last year, she recalls that NHS Fife had well-rehearsed procedures in place to deal with the potential of communicable viruses such as coronavirus, and had been preparing for the eventuality of positive cases in Fife for a number of weeks. But as she reflects on those first two Fife cases – the first year anniversary of which coincided with 10,000 confirmed Fife Covid cases and 471 Covid-related deaths over the year – she also concedes that much of what unfolded on the frontlines of the Victoria Hospital in Kirkcaldy in March 2020 has, in her mind at least, become “blurred”.

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Farm exports grind to halt over Brexit

Farm exports grind to halt over Brexit Wholesalers say trade unknowns overhang the future of Scotland’s red meat sector”. Almost every farming sector that trades with Europe is grinding to a halt this weekend as the lack of agreement over a trade deal with the EU paralyses agricultural exports. Sheepmeat producers have expressed outrage at the threat to their breeding stock trade with Northern Ireland, as from January 1 animals will not meet EU export health or residency requirements. Meanwhile potato producers like Angus grower Andrew Skea say they have shut up shop for the year because without agreement over health status, the border is now effectively closed to potato exports.

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