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Defra confirms continuation of TRACES system
Defra has confirmed that the TRACES system will continue to be used for import notifications following the decision to delay our…
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Fox assurances fall short on critical import question
Trade and Industry Secretary Liam Fox delivered some positive messages at a recent AHDB export conference but failed to allay…
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Defra seeking views on future of AHDB
Defra is seeking views on AHDB as part of a review that will consider the levy body’s role after we…
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A post-Brexit vision for the UK pig sector
In its response to Defra’s Command paper on the future of food, farming and the environment, the National Pig Association…
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NFU welcome EFRA committee report
The NFU has welcomed many of the recommendations and findings of the EFRA Committee’s latest inquiry Brexit: Trade in Food.…
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Brexit – key issues for the pig industry in 2018
The end of 2017 finally saw some progress in Brexit talks. The December ‘divorce deal’, which covered the big issues…
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Transition, trade and labour – the big Brexit questions for the pig industry
With Brexit negotiations stalling badly – a divided Cabinet at home and little common ground between the UK and EU…
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China, Brexit and how the UK pig industry trades in future
A new £200 million export deal with China, announced in August, represents another chapter in the success story of UK…
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NPA reiterates its priorities as Brexit talks begin
The National Pig Association (NPA) has outlined its priorities for the pig sector as formal Brexit negotiations begin. Brexit Secretary…
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‘Once we leave we can do what we want’ – Eustice outlines Brexit vision
At least George Eustice has a vision for where Brexit is going or, rather, where he would like it to…