Iran war: Defra issues fertiliser consultation to protect future supply

Gov seeks assurances from CMA on fuel and input prices amid ongoing Middle Eastern crisis

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Defra said the plans would help support innovation in the fertiliser sector
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Defra said the plans would help support innovation in the fertiliser sector

British farmers could benefit from access to new and innovative fertilising products which have the potential to reduce air, land and water pollution under new proposals outlined by the Government today...

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