Following a review, the Plant Health Services in Great Britain have decided to extend the easement, allowing draft UK Plant Passports to be attached in EU Member States for plants intended for final users.
With just over one week to go until AIC Scotland's spring meetings in Perth on 30 April 2025, there’s still time for Members to secure a spot and confirm their attendance.
The European Commission has released a Delegated Act and updated versions of the FAQ & the Guidance Document in an effort to simplify the requirements of EUDR and to reduce the administrative burdens for businesses in scope.
AIC has been approached by Defra for help in enabling them to speak directly with member businesses who no longer export to the EU from GB, or have had exports severely restricted, as a result of the UK's exit from the EU. These conversations will help inform UK Government as it seeks to negotiate an SPS/veterinary agreement with EU.
With just over two weeks to go until AIC Scotland's spring meetings in Perth on 30 April 2025, this is a reminder for Members to book their attendance.
On Tuesday 8 April , the AIC, along with other members of the UK Oilseeds Group, met with Minister Daniel Zeichner over the future of the UK oilseeds industry.
Catch up on the insightful AIC-hosted webinar on the re-revised Business Case for a Digital Passport (Combinable Crops), originally held on 31 March 2025.
