This is the moment a group of wild boars were spotted strolling past a town centre boozer on a night out. The five pigs were seen trotting past The Golden Lion in Cinderford, Gloucestershire ...

Developed in 2004 by the National Institute of Agrarian Innovation, this breed was created to meet the high demand for guinea pig meat across the nation. Guinea pigs have been central to the ...

A group of wild boar have been spotted wandering past a pub ... A man realised his watch was not on his wrist after a woman approached him asking for signatures. Christopher Harper-Davies also ...

July 30: A third death is linked to Boar’s Head deli meat, as listeria outbreak expands Boar’s Head deli meats on display at grocery store. - Image: Jeff Greenberg / Contributor (Getty Images) ...

The facility stopped production in July amid the investigation. BOAR'S HEAD RECALL: WOMAN FILES CLASS ACTION LAWSUIT AGAINST DELI COMPANY The company also decided to discontinue its liverwurst ...

A group of wild boar have been spotted wandering past a pub. The footage was captured outside the Golden Lion in Cinderford, Gloucestershire, on 2 October. Boar were hunted to extinction 700 years ...

How a fatal listeria outbreak, a plant shutdown and a nasty beef among the founding families has left the billion-dollar deli meat empire in peril. When a recall rocks the food industry as much as ...

A "law enforcement" investigation is likely underway in the multi-state Boar's Head listeria outbreak, based on notices USA TODAY received Thursday and Friday. The 19-state outbreak has ...

Boar's Head processing plants nationwide are now part of an ongoing law enforcement investigation, the U.S. Department of Agriculture disclosed Thursday, in the wake of a deadly outbreak blamed on ...

Boar's Head, generally considered a premiere deli meat brand, continues to grapple with a listeria outbreak − the largest since the cantaloupe outbreak of 2011 − that has left 10 dead.

(NewsNation) — The listeria-caused recall of Boar’s Head deli meats produced at a now-closed plant in Virginia involved more than seven million pounds of products distributed in 19 states.