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The Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board (AHDB) is seeking to appoint a new Chair. Nicholas Saphir is due to step down from the role next March.

Two reports from the VMD and RUMA have been published, revealing the UK's progress on antimicrobial resistance (AMR) and antibiotics sales.

Following the launch of AIC's "Sustainability Action Plan", Members are invited to read this new strategic resource offering invaluable guidance.

Highlights from the best-ever attended AIC Conference, providing a packed, passionate, and insightful agri-food industry forum on "Capturing 'added value' within the agri-food supply chain".

Minister Daniel Zeichner used his AIC Conference speech to acknowledge the agricultural industry's "anxiety" over the implications of the Budget.

The EU Parliament has voted today (14 November) to adopt the EU Commission's proposal for a one-year postponement of the application date of EUDR.

AIC has launched a new strategic resource offering invaluable guidance for UK agri-supply businesses, helping them to successfully navigate the sustainability landscape and promote greater efficiency.

Following the launch of AIC's Sustainability Action Plan, Robert Sheasby outlines why it makes for essential reading by all the agri-food system.

AIC's Ed Barker appeared on The Spectator's podcast discussing what the Budget means for farmers and UK agriculture.

Professor Susan Jebb has been reappointed as Chair of the Food Standards Agency (FSA) until 31 December 2027.

Members can re-watch AIC's online event discussing how the Animal Feed sector supports sustainable livestock production, held on 4 November as part of this year's Countryside COP.

Highly pathogenic avian influenza H5N5 has been confirmed at a premises near Hornsea in East Yorkshire.

The fallout from the Government's Budget, the impacts on UK agriculture, and how to capture "added value" are set to frame discussions at this year's AIC Conference.

A week on from the Budget, AIC's Head of Policy and External Affairs Ed Barker sets out a series of concerns over the potential implications for the agricultural industry.

AIC has analysed the Chancellor's announcement, summarising the important and relevant points for Member businesses in the agri-supply industry.

AIC is warning that tax rises announced in the Budget will increase the burden on businesses and could fuel inflation while deterring investment.