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High Court rules FSA meat inspection charges unlawful

High Court rules FSA meat inspection charges unlawful

Jun 4, 2026 | Food Hygiene, Government, News

The judgment on the FSA charges followed claims for a judicial review being brought by AIMS and the BMPA.

Industry welcomes FAR monitoring report, but highlights work still to be done

Industry welcomes FAR monitoring report, but highlights work still to be done

May 28, 2026 | News

The Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board and the National Farmers’ Union have welcomed the second UK Farm Assurance Review monitoring report.

Industry responds to Government suggestion of voluntary food price cap

Industry responds to Government suggestion of voluntary food price cap

May 21, 2026 | Government, News, Supermarkets

According to reports, Government has asked UK supermarkets to consider freezing food prices to combat inflation as the Middle East conflict persists.

What next for the British livestock sector?

What next for the British livestock sector?

May 11, 2026 | Beef, Features, Lamb

In his overview, David Barton, NFU National Livestock Board chair, examines what needs to be done to support livestock farming in the UK for a resilient food chain from farm to fork.

NFU anticipates price increases across UK food chain

NFU anticipates price increases across UK food chain

Mar 24, 2026 | Imports, News

National Farmers’ Union president Tom Bradshaw has warned that conflict in the Middle East will impact food prices, as the UK farming industry is “at the mercy of world markets”.

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