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BEIC Background
The BEIC was set up in 1986 to represent the UK egg industry. Its members are the 11 major organisations concerned with the egg industry. It is funded by subscriptions from egg packers and producers who produce more than 85% of the UK's eggs. BEIC subscribers market Lion Quality eggs.
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New Government advice: British Lion eggs safe for mums-to-be, babies and elderly people
The Food Standards Agency has changed their advice for British Lion eggs. Read the official press release here:
Posted on: 11 October 2017
Regional Avian Influenza meetings across the UK
With three cases of Avian Influenza (AI) in the UK over the past nine months, AI is the single biggest threat to the UK and global poultry industry. The UK Poultry Health and Welfare Group (PHWG) will be holding several informative events, across Great Britain and Northern Ireland, to help poultry farmers be prepared in the event of an outbreak.
Posted on: 12 October 2015
Part of the British Egg Industry Council
BEIC
British Egg Industry Council
An inter-professional organisation of 11 trade associations - Representing the egg industry in the UK
United in quality behind British Lion Quality Eggs
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BEA
British Egg
Association - BEPA British Egg Products Association
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NEMAL
National Egg
Marketing
Association Ltd - NIPF Northern Ireland Poultry Federation
- PHA Pullet Hatcheries Association
- PRA Pullet Rearers’ Association
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SEPRA
Scottish Egg
Producers Retailers Association -
Ulster Farmers
Union -
National Farmers Union
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National Farmers Union (Scotland)
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