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The UK Export Certification Partnership has published the health certificate authorising shipments of British beef to the promising Filipino market.
By Thomas Hubert on 03 November 2017
The UK Export Certification Partnership has published the health certificate authorising shipments of British beef to the promising Filipino market.
By Thomas Hubert on 03 November 2017
A 7% decrease in international beef and veal exports will worry a British market intent on supplying new trading partners post-Brexit.
By Hannah Quinn-Mulligan on 02 November 2017
The UK's Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) recorded record low sales of antibiotics for use in livestock last year and more ambitious targets are on the way.
By Thomas Hubert on 27 October 2017
A proposal to ban the live export of farm animals from the UK for fattening or slaughter has passed through the first stage in the House of Commons.
By Peter McCann on 25 October 2017
With nothing of particular significance being said on Brexit, focus has turned to the type of language used by political leaders.
By Phelim O'Neill on 26 October 2017
The EU and UK are about to diverge on farm support, but latest CAP proposals should be watched by Scottish and UK policy makers.
By Phelim O'Neill on 26 October 2017
Food price inflation has reached a four-year high of 3.4% in the UK, according to the Consumer Price Index (CPI).
By Eoin Lowry on 23 October 2017
A solution for the Irish border isn't enough. East-west trade is vital for Irish beef and cheese exports to the UK after Brexit.
By Phelim O'Neill on 21 October 2017
With Mercosur members protesting to WTO about EU-UK share out of existing import quotas, a question mark has to be placed over offers for current and future negotiations
By Phelim O'Neill on 19 October 2017
EU Agriculture Commissioner has launched a strong attack on the UK’s Brexit negotiating position at a book launch in Brussels.
By Phelim O'Neill on 18 October 2017
The joint ministerial committee has decided that more powers would be devolved to the regions post-Brexit, but within an overall UK policy framework.
By Phelim O'Neill on 16 October 2017
After last week's deadlock in Brexit negotiations, Theresa May is heading to Brussels later this Monday in a last-ditch effort to secure progress ahead of next weekend's European Council.
By Phelim O'Neill on 16 October 2017
After the apparent stalemate in negotiations at yesterday's press briefing, an EU Council "leak" makes a conciliatory gesture to UK
By Phelim O'Neill on 13 October 2017
No sign of breakthrough in last round of discussions before heads of state decide on moving to next stage.
By Phelim O'Neill on 12 October 2017
What looked like the straightforward part of Brexit has been complicated by the intervention of other WTO members.
By Phelim O'Neill on 07 October 2017
Strengthening markets and improved business performance have led the British co-op to raise its milk prices.
By Thomas Hubert on 29 September 2017
European and British negotiators week, hailed a more positive tone to the round of discussions held this, but highlighted that much work remains to be done.
By Anthony Jordan on 28 September 2017
UK groceries code adjudicator Christine Tacon was in NI last week speaking at a NIFDA event. David Wright reports.
By David Wright on 28 September 2017
The UK Prime Minister revealed a willingness to have a two-year transition period for leaving the EU, which is a small comfort for farmers.
By Phelim O'Neill on 28 September 2017
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