The next UK Government can support the food system by working with industry to agree a standardised approach, as AIC’s Head of Sustainability Vicky Robinson explains.
The AIC Scotland Dinner will be held on the evening of 28 November 2024 at the Westerwood Hotel in Cumbernauld, where Member meetings will also held during the day.
Tickets and tables for the AIC Dinner and Conference 2024 are now on sale, with AIC Members and non-Members able to book discounted early bird prices for the agri-food supply chain's flagship annual event.
AIC's Head of Policy & External Affairs, responds to an article published in the Financial Times which makes a simplistic and misleading comment about crops being produced for human consumption and animal feed.
Due to a power cut at the AIC office today (7 June), a planned webinar on the UK General Election could not be held - this has now been rescheduled for Friday, 14 June at 12 noon.
Feed manufacturers and their representative associations from across Europe gathered in Brussels for the Annual Public Meeting of the European Feed Manufacturers’ Federation - FEFAC.
Delays to a post-EU Exit regulatory regime for agricultural chemicals are adding costs for agri-supply businesses and making it harder for farmers and agronomists to plan cropping rotations.