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Outdoor bred pork, Devolved nations count down to Brexit, British wool for carpets

Co-op raises its welfare standards for all its own-label pork. Is this the way forward for other retailers?

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Co-op raises its welfare standards for all its own-label pork. Is this the way forward for other retailers?
This week on Farming Today we're counting down to Brexit and how farmers are preparing for it. Today we take an expert tour around the UK with the BBC's environment correspondents in Wales, Northern Ireland, Scotland and England.
Emily Hughes visits one carpet manufacturer which is making half its products from 100% British wool.

Presented by Anna Hill and produced by Beatrice Fenton.

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Wed 21 Mar 201805:45

BBC Radio 4

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