Farm assurance review requests supply chain evidence

Dr David Llewellyn, the review's lead commissioner said: "We are seeking further views to inform the review, and this is the opportunity for the supply chain to tell us their experiences of farm assurance. This is so that we hear directly from the food industry community on this important topic"

Rachael Brown
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Farm assurance review requests supply chain evidence

The Commissioners leading the UK wide farm assurance review have launched a call for evidence, which invites opinions from farming organisations, assurance scheme bodies, policy makers, food processors,...

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