Recommendations made for government’s future UK trade policy
Recommendations for the government’s future UK trade policy have been made by organisations from across the food and drink supply chain.
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Recommendations for the government’s future UK trade policy have been made by organisations from across the food and drink supply chain.
The report highlights issues for the industry including exports and developing markets, increasing automation, sustainable packaging and health and diet.
To ensure resilience in the UK food system, the FDF has said that the industry must remain competitive and improve productivity, and that resilience underpins the efforts of the industry, ensuring it can provide affordable food to consumers and shoppers.
The government has published an update to the UK’s temporary tariff regime for a no-deal Brexit, but the FDF's Policy Manager warns that it will be "catastrophic."
Carbon neutrality is an imperative global goal to halt global warming, but it can also significantly benefit a company’s performance, as Mark Chadwick explains here.
The UK food industry has requested from the government that it waive aspects of competition law after a no-deal Brexit.
Numerous food associations have put forward a letter to the Environment Secretary detailing how consultations should be set back for review.
The FDF has recently published a report detailing the steps taken by its members to help deliver a more sustainable food system.
"Businesses need time to be able to implement and test any proposed Brexit agreement," says Dairy UK chairman.
Food manufacturers and businesses are currently facing rising costs in relation for food stockpiling in case of a 'no-deal' Brexit.
Launched back in 2015, the SFCIU has already had some notable successes in the challenge of combating food fraud, as the unit’s head Ron McNaughton explains.
The Food and Drink Federation (FDF) recently published the second of its new quarterly business confidence surveys, which reveals that more than three quarters of manufacturers expect input prices to rise in the remainder of 2018.
Food industry figures in the UK had praised the Government's whitepaper for prioritising friction-free trade before President Trump's interview in The Sun.
Ian Wright also praised Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Secretary Michael Gove as someone he could "do business with".