About British Game Assurance
British Game Assurance was set up to promote, develop and assure the consumption of game meat by creating a thriving game meat market, underpinned by independent assurance from egg to plate.
Why buy British Game?
Game is a healthy, ethical and environmentally friendly food. Carrying the 'British Game Assurance' stamp you can be sure of the provenance of your meat.
Selling British Game?
As a shoot or game dealer, the BGA can help you find new and appropriate outlets for your game.
Latest BGA News
Management of Assurance Scheme Transferring from British Game Assurance to Aim to Sustain
The infrastructure of the assurance scheme built by British Game Assurance (BGA) will be transferred to Aim to Sustain (A2S), it was announced today (Monday October 16th).
Glorious Game Event Returns for its Second Year Running
Join us at Holland & Holland Shooting Grounds, Thursday 9th November.
CarFest 2023: A Celebration of Music, Motoring, and Wild Meat
EatWild took to CarFest in Hampshire to introduce a completely new audience to the benefits of wild meat.
British Game Assurance Celebrates Launch of DukesHill’s New Wild British Game Collection
DukesHill is the newest BGA stockist to be selling game for the first time.
New Advice To Deter The Spread Of Bird Flu
Aim To Sustain has put together a Q & A on Avian Influenza to assist shoots.
Assurance Scheme Transferring from BGA to A2S
Plans are in place to transfer the infrastructure of the assurance scheme built by British Game Assurance (BGA) to Aim to Sustain (A2S).
BGA and Eat Wild Take to the Road
The past couple of weeks have been busy for the British Game Assurance and Eat Wild Team.
Defra Announces New Advice To Stop Spread of AI
Bird flu (avian influenza) viruses can infect mammals, including cats, dogs, ferrets and other pets.
Grouse Moor Management is Helping to Slow Curlew Decline
GWCT study published in the European Journal of Wildlife Research.
Addressing Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza in Wales – Webinar Events
Through August and September the Welsh Government, working jointly with APHA, will be running a series of webinars. As members of the Gamebird Focus Group, please note the first session on 2 August is tailored for the Game Sector. More information can be found below.