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Eat Seasonably is all about inspiring and enabling people to eat more seasonal fruit and vegetables.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Members of the fruit and vegetable industry have presented ideas for increasing production and consumption of fruit and vegetables in England.
Encouraging farmers to voluntarily nurture wildlife on their land.
The Task Force has been challenged to find ways of reducing the bureaucratic burdens that English farmers and food producers face.
Government response to a consultation on establishing a body to monitor and enforce the Groceries Supply Code of Practice (GSCOP).
The origin labelling of meat, meat products and dairy products tend to be the most confusing for consumers to understand.
Defra has established that seed from the same batch has been sown in a small trial of soya beans in West Sussex.
Government considers how anaerobic digester technology can provide a green energy boost for Britain.
Importers of fresh fruit and vegetables from countries outside the EU will benefit from deregulation coming in to force from 20 July 2010.
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The Task Force on Farming Regulation will work to reduce the bureaucratic burdens that English farmers and food producers face.
Defra has today published research on claims about environmental performance on products and packaging.
Defra is making changes to the way farmers are paid for protecting the environment, after an EU audit of England's agri-environment schemes.
Gloucester Old Spots, the 42nd British product to be added to the list of legally-protected names.
Caroline Spelman today visited the Cereals Show 2010 in Cambridgeshire.
Bureaucratic burdens on the farming industry will be put under the microscope by a new Task Force announced by Agriculture Minister Jim Paice today.
This was a hypothetical, academic exercise to increase the evidence base on subsidy reform.
The research is on potatoes that have been genetically modified to resist late potato blight.
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