Trade news

Agri-supply industry businesses can sign up for virtual training sessions on the EUDR Information System throughout January 2025.

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.

UK agriculture’s productivity and prosperity hinges on efficient and frictionless trade, particularly with our closest trading partner, the EU.

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.

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.

AIC Head of Animal Feed, James McCulloch, will share valuable insight on the EU's Deforestation Regulations (EUDR) at an event later this month.

An online workshop on MRLs is being hosted by the Health and Safety Executive in May.

AIC's Head of Fertiliser, Jo Gilbertson, explores what we know about plans for a levy on certain carbon-intensive goods imported to the UK.

Improving UK food security will help ensure fairness in the supply chain and alleviate inflationary impacts of market volatility, says AIC.

AIC gave evidence before a Scottish Parliament Committee where MSPs were holding an inquiry into the EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement.

The tariff-free trade of most goods - including grain - between the UK and Ukraine has been extended to 2029, the Government has announced.

Speaking before the EFRA Committee, AIC Chief Executive Robert Sheasby gave the agri-supply industry's view on how trade deals are negotiated.

The supply of treated seed to UK farms is set to be secured after AIC worked with the Government and industry to avert a major shortage.

AIC has chaired a key meeting with the Government as it works with the industry to find a resolution to a European Commission decision which has the potential to affect UK biofuel exports.

The Agricultural Industries Confederation (AIC) has welcomed news that the UK has officially joined a prominent Indo-Pacific trading bloc as "a positive step".