Pig producers across the UK are displaying banners on-farm urging the public to buy more British-produced pork.
The #PutBritishPorkonYourFork banners, created by the National Pig Association (NPA), have been spotted around the country.
The industry group said they were created to 'help get the important message across the public'.
It has sent more than 100 ‘Put British Pork on Your Fork’ roadside banners to pig producers.
Farmers were then asked to put them up in places where they were most visible to the general public.
The NPA said: "NPA members across the country have been displaying our #PutBritishPorkonYourFork banners, helping to help get the important message across to the public.
— Nigel Drewery (@PiggyNigel) April 30, 2021
Our #PutBritishPorkOnYourFork banners are popping up all over the place! Have you spotted one yet? @AIMS_Meat @ladies_in_pigs @aonefeeds @LovePork @NatPigAssoc pic.twitter.com/o3pzv24iRO
— Great British Pork (@GBpork) April 27, 2021
ForFarmers is showing its support for #BritishPork by proudly displaying banners at its manufacturing sites ??
— ForFarmersUK (@ForFarmersUK) May 1, 2021
The posters are part of a wider campaign by @GBPork and @NatpigAssoc aiming to encourage consumers to search out British pork at this challenging time for the industry. pic.twitter.com/fwcmISFZIV
"Thanks to everyone who has put the banners up and posted or sent us the pics - keep them coming!"
It comes after a recent shelfwatch survey found that retailers were stocking less British pork despite increasing calls to support the sector.
The overall proportion of British pork on display in the retail sector fell in March, AHDB's Porkwatch survey, released last month, showed.
Overall, 79 percent of fresh pork on display was British, compared with 81% in the January survey.