AIC has today received an update on EUDR from FEFAC suggesting that a decision on the postponement of EUDR may be imminent, with media reports also suggesting this will be the case
Businesses that imported Sanitary and Phytosanitary (SPS) goods on or after 30 April 2024, which were eligible for checks at Sevington Border Control Post, will shortly receive their first Common User Charge invoice.
AIC has set out its core asks of the next UK Government on food security, trade and sustainability after a General Election was called for 4 July 2024.
AIC has published an FAQ resource to provide Members with clarity and guidance on the requirements of having to comply with pending deforestation, or due diligence, regulations in the UK and EU.
The consultative body which advises the Government on the operation of the UK-EU Trade and Cooperation Agreement, on which AIC sits, has released its policy priority report.
British agri-food exports to Europe could benefit from an uplift of more than a fifth if the UK was to agree a deal with the EU to harmonise veterinary standards, a new study has found.
From 30 April 2024, the Government will apply charges for commercial movements of animal products (including animal by-products), plants and plant products (including seeds) via the Port of Dover and Eurotunnel.
