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Ruud Peijs

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As seen in: All About Feed, Poultry World, Pig Progress, Boerderij, Dairy Global, FoodAgribusiness, gfactueel.nl, Trekker (Netherlands)
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Majority of British farmers now regret voting for Brexit

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By Ruud Peijs
| foodagribusiness.world
Agribusiness A large number of British farmers regret voting for Brexit. Little has come of what was promised and presented to them at the time. A majority would therefore vote in favour of re-entering the European Union in a new referendum. The timing of the British Prime Minister Keir Starmer announcing his resignation has also coincidentally tied in with this situation. A decade ago, 54% of British farmers voted in favour of Brexit, now 55% say they would vote for reintegration.
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Nearly 7% more pig meat per sow since 2020 in Ireland

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By Ruud Peijs
| foodagribusiness.world
Pig Progress Irish pig farms produced 2,593 kg of pig meat per sow last year, up 6.8% since 2020, according to Teagasc’s National Pig Herd Performance Report 2025. Photo: Herbert Wiggerman The agricultural research institute said the increase was due to a combination of more pigs produced per sow per year and higher carcase weights. The report is based on data from 85 herds with a total of 74,000 sows, representing 55% of Ireland’s national sow herd.
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Spain strengthens the position of agricultural cooperatives

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By Ruud Peijs
| foodagribusiness.world
1.2 million members, €45 billion turnover It is not the case that Spain has no cooperatives. On the contrary, according to figures from the ministry, there are 3,669 agricultural cooperative units with a total of 1.2 million members. These companies generate an annual turnover of €44.7 billion. Together, these cooperatives account for two-thirds of total agricultural production and a quarter of total Spanish food turnover.
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