Archive of all National Farmers Union articles – Page 43
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NewsMinisters prepare wholesale change to Tacon's remit
The government is to consider extending the role of Groceries Code Adjudicator Christine Tacon
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Comment & OpinionPat wonders why the store is all out of Marmite
I wish there was a good expression for when people either love or hate something, don’t you?
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NewsFarmers call for further help from GCA
The Fairtrade Foundation argued that “farmers on the ground are still bearing the brunt of unfair trading”
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Analysis & FeaturesAndrea Leadsom hints at no more blank cheques for farmers
Apart from ‘banging the drum’, what’s Defra’s post-Brexit plan?
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Comment & OpinionFarming can thrive after Brexit says NFU
Farmers and growers believe we need a bold and ambitious vision for the industry after Brexit
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NewsDairy farmers missing out on cash as market recovers
NFU claiming UK farmers have missed on £200m since June due to ‘lag’ in price increases
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NewsNFU launches Brexit unit to strengthen political reach
The new unit will be led by the NFU’s former head of government affairs Nick von Westenholz
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News'Fake' farms complaint shows no sign of progress
The formal complaint was initially lodged by the NFU with National Trading Standards on 18 July
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NewsJustin King to speak at The Leadership Symposium 2016
Themes discussed will include technology, innovation, emerging talent and the nature of leadership itself
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NewsFarmers call for Adjudicator-style body to monitor Europe
NFU president Meurig Raymond says UK suppliers need same protection in EU as they get in UK
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NewsFresh wave of milk price increases as recovery gathers pace
First Milk and Arla make signnificant increases to October prices
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Analysis & FeaturesFood waste conundrum set for Efra MPs scrutiny
Supermarket bosses will next month need to explain what they are doing to reduce the UK’s food waste mountain
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Analysis & FeaturesMilk: does NPD offer hope of driving value back?
Can appealing innovation that makes shoppers happy to pay more for milk finally ease the pricing pressures on farmers?
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Analysis & FeaturesWill Brexit resurrect the dirty man of Europe?
Will discarding EU red tape undo important wins on the environmental front?
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NewsDefra confirms extension of controversial badger cull
Additional licences covering parts of Herefordshire, Gloucestershire, Cornwall, Devon and Dorset have been confirmed
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Analysis & FeaturesChildhood obesity strategy: what can industry expect next?
The childhood obesity strategy is out at last, but it leaves many questions unanswered. Here’s what industry can expect next
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NewsImminent childhood obesity plan is 'weak', campaigners warn
The Treasury is set launch a consultation on the soft drinks sugar levy tomorrow
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NewsCity snapshot: Industry unites behind sugar tax fight
The food and drink industry has clubbed together to launch a new campaign to fight the sugar tax
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News'Face the Facts, Can the Tax' campaign fights sugar levy
The industry has come together to warn the sugar levy will lead to higher prices and thousands of job losses
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NewsCall for food policy to focus on boosting UK self-sufficiency
UK food supply would run out this week without imports, the NFU has warned