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New legislation being introduced today will require millers and flour producers to fortify non-wholemeal wheat flour with folic acid from the end of 2026.
Hemp to be made easier for farmers to grow as licence burdens reformed.
The Minister for Food Security and Rural Affairs, Daniel Zeichner, has committed to appoint England's first Commissioner for the Tenant Farming Sector.
The government has appointed Phil Stocker as Independent Chair of the newly formed Dartmoor Land Use Management Group
The Government has underlined its commitment to the horticultural and poultry sectors by confirming measures to provide stability, including the allocation for the Seasonal Worker visa route for 2025.
Consultations open for five new draft Fisheries Management Plans to secure the sustainability of UK fish stocks
UK farmers and traders will once again be able to export poultry to South Africa
The Government has announced new laws to support precision breeding technology which will increase food production, reduce costs to farmers and allow drought and disease resistant crops to be grown.
The UK has played a key role in securing a declaration to support sustainable agriculture and promote food security at a meeting of G20 Agriculture Ministers in Brazil.
First Bovine TB strategy in a decade to end the badger cull and drive down TB rates to protect farmers' livelihoods
Producers and packers will no longer need to change how eggs are labelled during mandatory bird flu housing measures. The move will reduce cost pressures on egg producers and packers and boost supply chains.
Trade Secretary Jonathan Reynolds is visiting a distillery in Scotland to celebrate Brazil’s decision to grant special protected status to Scotch Whisky.
The controlled rollout of the scheme continues
Speech by Minister for Farming Daniel Zeichner at the National Farmers' Union Summer Reception
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