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Inflation levels “show signs of normalising”, says BRC
The BRC has revealed that inflation levels are slowing, as shop price inflation eased to its lowest since December 2021.
AHDB works to boost British dairy exports
As part of its work to promote British dairy products, the Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board has shared a number of key developments.
Lidl to open hundreds of stores in 2024
Discounter Lidl GB has announced that it will celebrate its 30th anniversary by opening hundreds of new stores across the UK.
Stephanie Hildon appointed Ginsters managing director
Cornwall-based pasty company Ginsters has revealed that Stephanie Hildon has been appointed managing director.
Climate change has “huge impact” on food security, says Scottish Bakers
Scottish Bakers has expressed its food security concerns following “extreme weather” in the UK ahead of its annual conference in May.
BTOM strategy is “incompetent and expensive”, says FPC boss
The Fresh Produce Consortium has criticised the UK border strategy ahead of its implementation at the end of April.
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Brexit insight
New post-Brexit border controls will “jeopardise” food supply chain
Food industry trade bodies have raised their concerns about the UK Government’s proposed Border Target Operating Model.
BTOM: food industry trade bodies respond to new rules
In response to the implementation of the new BTOM, the Institute of Export and International Trade and the CIEH have issued statements.
UK food manufacturers to benefit from new FTAs, says FDF
The UK food industry is poised to reap “substantial benefits” from new free trade agreements (FTAs) with Australia and New Zealand, says the FDF.
Draft proposals for new border controls announced
Plans to enforce checks on products entering the UK have been published by the UK Government, in collaboration with the Scottish and Welsh Governments.
New border controls require a pragmatic approach to avoid collapse, says CCF
The Cold Chain Federation has commented on reports that Government is set to announce details of how post-Brexit regulatory checks on food and other imports will be introduced.
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