News for Dunbia

Rasharkin-based sheep farmer, Ian McCaughern, retained his ‘pairs’ championship title in the annual Beltex cross-bred sheep carcass competition held in Dunbia’s premises in Dungannon on Friday, July 28. He also lifted rosettes for ‘pairs of carcasses’ that finished third, fourth and fifth on the day – an altogether magnificent result!

The Wales Federation of Young Farmers Clubs (YFC) has agreed a new sponsorship deal with meat processing company Dunbia. Following on from the success of previous partnership working, Dunbia will be once again supporting the Federation in their stock judging competitions throughout the coming twelve months. Members from throughout Wales

The Wales Federation of Young Farmers Clubs (YFC) has agreed a new sponsorship deal with meat processing company Dunbia. Following on from the success of previous partnership working, Dunbia will be once again supporting the Federation in their stock judging competitions throughout the coming twelve months. Members from throughout Wales

Dawn Meats has agreed a strategic partnership with Dunbia to establish a majority owned joint venture [‘JV’] in the United Kingdom comprising the UK operations of both organisations. Dawn will separately acquire Dunbia’s operations in the Republic of Ireland. The deal is subject to approval by the relevant competition authorities.

The sun has set on another Balmoral Show which has proven to be very successful for Dunbia who welcomed farmers, customers and stakeholders onto their stand over the four days. For Dunbia, the highlight of the Show was a Farm Safety reception which was held on the stand on Wednesday

Dunbia and the Tyrone Quality Livestock Producer Group (TQL) have scooped the NI Food and Drinks (NIFDA) Award for Supply Chain Excellence. Beating off stiff competition from across the agri-food industry, the Dunbia/TQL partnership was lauded by the judges as “an excellent example of the creation of a sustainable and

Dunbia and the Tyrone Quality Livestock Producer Group (TQL) have scooped the NI Food and Drinks (NIFDA) Award for Supply Chain Excellence. Beating off stiff competition from across the agri-food industry, the Dunbia/TQL partnership was lauded by the judges as “an excellent example of the creation of a sustainable and

Dunbia’s Butchery Academy has been named the UK’s Best Company Training Scheme by the Institute of Meat and the Worshipful Company of Butchers in recognition of the meat company’s strategic approach to attracting, developing and retaining new talent to the craft of butchery. The award-winning Apprenticeship Programme, which operates across

Dunbia has hosted teachers from schools in Clitheroe and Grindleton to their factory in Sawley to showcase employment opportunities for young people in the Lancashire area. Teachers from St Augustine’s CE and Ribblesdale High School in Clitheroe and Bowland High School in Grindleton were given a tour of the factory

Dunbia has seen two of its butchers awarded prestigious Institute of Meat Accredited Master Butcher titles by the Institute of Meat (IOM) and the Worshipful Company of Butchers (WCOB) in London. Steven Dobson from Northern Ireland and Richard Jones from Wales were presented with the awards in recognition of their