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FEMAS Working Group.
15 Sep 2010
FIAS Steering Group.
17 Sep 2010
Arable Marketing Committee.
27 Sep 2010
Feed Material Supply Committee.
29 Sep 2010
Chief Executive Committee (CP).
6 Oct 2010

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AIC is the Scheme Manager of UFAS, TASCC, FEMAS & FIAS providing assurance in the feed, food and fertiliser supply chains. The schemes were developed to help prevent major feed and food safety scares and ensure fertiliser security and also in response to consumer, industry, governments and stakeholder requirements.

Please use the Assurance Checker button below to access the lists of assured companies, under these schemes.


  

 


Farming Futures aims to communicate practical messages to farm both directly and via advisors to help advance understanding of the impacts, opportunities and risks of climate change.  The project is a partnership between Forum for the Future, CLA, NFU, AIC, Defra, and all of the levy boards via the Applied Research Forum.

 


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AIC Member Benefits 2010

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