AIC Policy Report for Members
AIC's Policy Report provides Members with an overview of the latest policy developments in each sector and across the UK and devolved governments.
The key objective of the policy sector is to improve the competitive position of AIC member companies by influencing the development of policy at the England, UK and European level to promote productive agriculture, whilst at the same time protecting the environment. Collaboration with industry stakeholders is a key focus of the work of the policy sector to communicate and develop best practice approaches, encourage innovation in research and development and build on models for knowledge exchange within the agricultural industry.
Our work and commitment in the policy sector provides members with a number of benefits including lobbying on key issues and the communication of pertinent information to ensure that members are aware of the latest policy developments such as changes to existing or new legislation.
Policy sector information includes:
AIC's Policy Report provides Members with an overview of the latest policy developments in each sector and across the UK and devolved governments.
The latest updates on Environmental Land Management schemes
Latest news, insight and briefings on trade
AIC's roadmap for a sustainable food chain, launched in 2020 to inform agri-supply businesses, policymakers and stakeholders of the sector's 2050 goals
Greenhouse gases are an inevitable consequence of food production, and the challenge of reducing them whilst increasing food production is huge.
CPD and its contribution towards sustainable growth, the economy and wider society are high on both the agricultural industry and government agenda.
AIC has a well-established active role in helping to reduce the pressure of agricultural nutrients (nitrate and phosphorus) and crop protection products on the water environment.
The AIC Feed Sector consists of a number of committees. Each committee and working group has specific aims and objectives in line with the aims and objectives of the sector. The minutes of each committee and working group are published on the website so members can be fully involved in all of the technical discussions.