Cutting Jersey GST food tax ‘wrong decision’
According to a report by the BBC, Jersey’s Minister for Treasury and Resources said that cutting the goods and services tax (GST) on food would not solve problems of inequality.
Food producer warns of food supply impact in Ukraine
The chairman of MHP, Dr John Rich, who heads up one of Ukraine’s biggest food producers, has said that it would pose a major risk to the country’s population if its operations were to fail.
Welsh leeks could be given international protection
Welsh leeks are currently under consideration for registration as a UK Geographical Indication.
Defra scraps AHDB potato and horticulture levy
Defra has confirmed that it will be scrapping the Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board’s (AHDB) statutory levy for the potato and horticulture sectors from April 2022.
NFU warns of potential lasting impact of Ukraine conflict on food chain
The National Farmers’ Union (NFU) has warned that as a result of the Ukraine conflict, disruption to food output affecting various supply chains, impacting availability and affordability, could last for many years.
FDF launches online tool to help food manufacturers adopt technology
The Food and Drink Federation (FDF) have launched an online resource that aims to make it easier for food and drink manufacturers in England, Scotland and Wales to adopt technology and grow their business.