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New rules mandating classification and price reporting for sheep carcases come into force, bringing sector in line with beef and pork
New EU Illegal, Unreported and Unregulated (IUU) fishing regulations come into force this week, and the UK Fish Export System will require the new information to be provided from this evening (8 January). This marks a signif…
Environment Secretary announces plans at Oxford Farming Conference focusing more support on smaller farms and those without an existing agreement to drive growth, secure a thriving future for the sector, and deliver high qua…
New Board will put farming at the heart of government decision making and back growth for British farmers
British food and drink sector sees nearly £100m in export opportunities unlocked as agri-food attachés resolve more than 40 trade barriers so far in 2025
This webinar on fish speciation will introduce the prevalent methods used in testing laboratories in the UK and EU, and will provide a summary of their scope and limitations
The SPS agreement will making trading with the UK’s biggest market faster, easier and cheaper, adding up to £5.1bn a year to the UK economy.
Parents and carers across England will be able to shop for healthier food for their children with new guidelines.
Speech by Food Minister Daniel Zeichner launching the Good Food Cycle at Darley Street Market in Bradford.
UK/EU SPS deal will slash red tape and eliminate costly routine checks for fruit, vegetable, flower and plant traders across the country.
Scotch Whisky becomes the first international product to gain legal protection in Argentina as a Geographical Indication
New review aims to support fairer, more profitable deals for farmers.
In advance of a new SPS agreement with EU, fruit and veg imports will require no fees or border checks - saving businesses time and money
Welsh gin, oysters and honey granted protected status under UK Geographical Indication schemes
Vietnam grants market access for British live seafood products, opening new opportunities for growth and trade.
Food redistribution charities can submit applications for grants starting at £20,000
More than 50,000 farm businesses are benefitting from farming schemes and more money is being spent through the Sustainable Farming Incentive (SFI) than ever
Reports of rain washing loose soil off farm fields nearly doubles compared to same period last year.
An emergency authorisation for Cruiser SB, a neonicotinoid pesticide, will not be granted
Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, Steve Reed, addresses the 2025 Oxford Farming Conference.
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