Parallel crop protection imports come to an end

NFU were still working with Defra, the Chemical Regulation Division and the Health and Safety Executive to see if they could find a way through

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Parallel crop protection imports come to an end

Imports of parallel plant protection products (PPPs) from the EU came to an end today (June 30), with farmers warning their loss could threaten the growing of key crops such as maize, oats and milling...

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