Trade Ministers are building bridges with farmers, but their efforts are not yet enough

Trade Ministers are trying to build bridges with farmers, but without legal guarantees to protect our standards, their efforts will not be enough, says Mark Bridgeman, president of the CLA.

19 June 2020 • 2 min read

Trade Ministers are building bridges with farmers, but their efforts are not yet enough

Trade Ministers are trying to build bridges with farmers, but without legal guarantees to protect our standards, their efforts will not be enough, says Mark Bridgeman, president of the CLA. An independent...

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