Who owns Red Tractor?

Owner Adam Paccione brings years of New York style tradition to the wood-fired brick-oven at Red Tractor Pizza. His inspiration comes from the local farmers who supply him with his daily produce.
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Is Red Tractor Australian owned?

Red Tractor Foods® is a family owned, Australian brand that prides itself on supporting families and farmers on the land and producing products that are both good for you and good for all involved.
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Who owns Red Tractor Foods Australia?

Red Tractor is now owned by UK farm representative groups like the National Farmers' Union and Agriculture, Dairy UK and Horticulture Development Board and the British Retail Consortium which represents 80 per cent of UK retail trade by turnover.
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Who created Red Tractor?

The Red Tractor scheme was launched in 2000 by the National Farmers Union of England and Wales, with the logo originally known as the Little Red Tractor, and also the British Farm Standard. It was launched on 13 June 2000.
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What brand of tractor is red?

What brands of tractors are red? The most popular red tractor brands are International Harvester Company, Mahindra, Case IH, AGCO, AG Trac, Massey Ferguson, ArmaTrac, Zetor, Yanmar, Valpadana, Jinma, Belarus, Branson, Antonio Carraro, McCormick tractors international, Mitsubishi, RK tractors.
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Is red tractor British?

Founded in 2000, Red Tractor is a world-leading food chain assurance scheme that underpins the high standards of British food & drink. We are the flagship logo of British food & farming, providing assurance at every stage of the production process, from farm to pack.
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Did John Deere ever make a red tractor?

Correct. Walter Keller, and his son, Bruce, Forest Junction, Wis., believe this is the sole tractor ever to leave the Deere & Company factory painted a bright, non-John Deere red. “This tractor was painted red at the request of the buyer, the Waterloo, Iowa, Parks Department,” Walter says.
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Is Red Tractor high welfare?

The Red Tractor label is not a high welfare label and means you are likely to be buying pork from pigs that have suffered acutely from close confinement, lack of bedding, overcrowding and stress. However, it is important to remember that more than 80% of all UK pig farms use the Red Tractor label.
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How many farms are Red Tractor assured?

Around 50,000 British farmers are accredited to Red Tractor standards, which form the basis of buying and sourcing specifications for major supermarkets, household brands and restaurant chains, ultimately making life simpler for everyone.
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Is Red Tractor an NGO?

As a non-for-profit company we have six company guarantors: NFU, Dairy UK, Ulster Farmers' Union, AHDB, BRC and NFU Scotland.
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Where are red tractor oats grown?

Red Tractor Wheat Free Oats are farmed in the premium oat growing region surrounding Narrogin in Western Australia. The locally based Three Farmers families have been growing nutritious, sun-ripened oats sustainably for more than 100 years - now harvesting our unique wheat free oats.
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Who makes red tractor oats?

Dedicated and passionate about Australian farming, the Nagorcka family are Australian producers of exceptional quality and proud partners of Red Tractor. They have been harvesting Oats at Waltanna since 1876 – with their current range of premium Organic Oats being used in Red Tractor products today.
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Are red tractor rolled oats gluten free?

Grown and processed in certified facilities that are free from contamination of the gluten found in wheat, rye or barley grains, our oats provide an ideal option for the majority of consumers looking for a gluten free diet.
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Why is the Red Tractor Scheme controversial?

Red Tractor–assured farms have been exposed repeatedly, routinely uncovering horrific animal abuse. Investigations have found animals kept in filth and squalor, cannibalism among animals ignored, and painful, gaping wounds left untreated.
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Is Red Tractor any good?

The Red Tractor scheme ranked lowest in a new study by Compassion in World Farming and OneKind, and was found often to offer little more on animal welfare than compliance with minimum legislation.
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Is Red Tractor free range?

Also underpinned by our Certified Standards, Red Tractor 'Free Range' birds have access to outdoor ranges as well as even more indoor space, giving them ample opportunities to express their natural behaviours.
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Is RSPCA Assured better than Red Tractor?

The Red Tractor scheme covers food safety and environmental protections, and is only used on British products. Red Tractor accredits indoor and outdoor farming systems. RSPCA Assured deals solely with animal welfare, and it also accredits indoor and free-range farming systems.
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Can Red Tractor meat be halal?

Halal approved. Red Tractor farm-assured for your guarantee of quality and British provenance.
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Which foods are covered by the Red Tractor Scheme?

Processed Vegetable Growers' Association Red Tractor cover an extensive range of products, including meat and poultry, dairy products, breakfast cereals, and fruit & vegetables.
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Why are John Deere's green?

John Deere's wife chose green for the growing crops and yellow for the harvest ready crops.
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What is the most popular tractor John Deere ever made?

Model 4430: The most popular tractor of its era (over 74,000 units sold), the 4430 featured the Generation II's innovative Sound-Guard cab.
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Does the Deere family still own John Deere?

The present firm was incorporated in 1958 as John Deere–Delaware Company; it assumed the current company name later that year after merging with the older Deere & Company and its subsidiaries. Since its inception, Deere & Company has witnessed five generations of Deere family leadership.
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What does Red Tractor label mean?

Red Tractor Assurance is the UK's leading farm and quality food assurance scheme. The Red Tractor logo signifies 'farm to pack' assurance. You can find out more about the Assured Produce Scheme and Red Tractor symbol at: www.redtractor.org.uk.
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How the Red Tractor assurance scheme works?

How the Red Tractor Assurance Scheme works. The Red Tractor Assurance Scheme exists to certify and signify the conformance by each of its members to a series of integrated standards that apply to different farming enterprises and different steps in the food supply chain.
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How many livestock farms are there in the UK?

There are now 789 mega farms in the UK, and the number of intensive farms has risen by more than a quarter in six years, from 1,332 in 2011 to 1,674 last year.
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