EU

New rules bring mixed response from food producers as UK moves closer to EU

The Prime Minister claims closer ties with Europe will ’back British farmers, British food producers, and remove red tape from our businesses’ but not everyone is convinced

UK-EU trade opportunities was the hot topic at SIAL Paris international trade fair this year as Prime Minister Andy Burnham gears up for negotiations on closer links with the bloc next month

AIMS asks how new proposals will be implemented alongside EU rules

Better deals with the EU and India may be on their way but domestic production needs to be the priority

National Sheep Association have raised concerns around the 'practicality' of EU animal welfare transportation rules including journey times and whether time spent at markets counted towards permitted journey times.

Quality Meat Scotland says trade worth £190m has brought major boost for economy

Andy Burnham said he hopes to find consensus on Britain's future relationship with the European Union

Proposed changes to livestock transport and journey time rules could fundamentally undermine the UK's livestock marketing system unless the Government secures an exemption for time spent in livestock markets, according to the Livestock Auctioneers' Association (LAA)

On the tenth anniversary of the vote to leave the European Union, Cedric Porter takes a look at the changes in the industry since the referendum