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What will Starmer’s resignation mean for food, farming and retail?
By Kevin White and Steve Farrell2026-06-22T15:28:00
Starmer’s pre-election promise that he would listen to business concerns and ensure ‘food security is national security’ came to very little when the already struggling food sector needed real help
It started with so much promise. Fresh from wooing big business with his programme for government, now defenestrated prime minister Keir Starmer first took his message of hope to the NFU conference in February 2023.
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