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06 Oct 2026

AIC Dinner & Conference 2026: Black-Tie Dinner Preview

With just over a month to go, anticipation is building for the AIC Dinner & Conference 2026. Now is the perfect time to shine a spotlight on one of the event’s most eagerly awaited highlights: the Black-Tie Dinner.

Members only
06 Oct 2026

AIC Attends Conservative Party Conference

AIC Head of Policy and External Affairs Ed Barker attended the Conservative Party Conference as part of AIC's ongoing programme of engagement across the political spectrum, ensuring Member priorities were represented.

Members only
05 Oct 2026

Fuel Costs and Supply Resilience: Member Feedback Requested

Following on from the recent Member briefings regarding the Iran conflict, AIC continues to engage with Government on fuel supply and fuel cost pressures following concerns raised by Members about volatility in oil and fuel markets.

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05 Oct 2026

New Podcast Episode: Certified Seed - What Every Grower Needs to Know

In this episode of The AIC Podcast, Rose Riby, AIC Head of Combinable Crops and Seed, and David Huish from Dalton Seeds and Vice Chair of the AIC Seed Committee discuss certified seed, what it is, what it means for growers and why it matters for the future of the UK seed industry.

Members only
05 Oct 2026

New Podcast Episode - Certified Seed: What Every Grower Needs to Know

In this episode of The AIC Podcast, Rose Riby, AIC Head of Combinable Crops and Seed, and David Huish from Dalton Seeds and Vice Chair of the AIC Seed Committee discuss certified seed, what it is, what it means for growers and why it matters for the future of the UK seed industry.

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05 Oct 2026

Certified Seed: What Every Grower Needs to Know

In this episode of The AIC Podcast, Rose Riby, AIC Head of Combinable Crops and Seed, and David Huish from Dalton Seeds and Vice Chair of the AIC Seed Committee discuss certified seed, what it is, what it means for growers and why it matters for the future of the UK seed industry.

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