In spite of the pandemic, the UK and Irish feed industry has done an excellent job of keeping livestock fed whilst also dealing with changing requirements and guidance, disruption to supply chains, and staff shortages.
AIC is increasing its focus on issues that will affect Members over the next 10 years, at both a policy and practical level. Our work is underpinned by three pillars; competitiveness, productivity, and environment. Combined, these pillars enable the agri-supply industry to demonstrate and work towards greater sustainability.
In this edition, we look at the benefits of AIC Croner membership for AIC Members, Hybrid working in a post-Covid world, and the impact of long Covid on employees and businesses.
Summer 2021 edition of the Fertiliser Industry Assurance Scheme newsletter. This edition focuses on the FIAS 2021 standard and looks in detail at some of the key changes, as well as an update on remote auditing.
Welcome to the latest edition of TASCCforce. In this edition we discuss the new TASCC Codes of Practice, the return to on site auditing and the AHDB Analyst Training are just some of the topics covered.
The Trade and Co-operation Agreement with the EU was welcomed in January, but challenges in implementation remain. This continues to be a focus for AIC. In particular, the difficulties for trade with the EU and between GB and Northern Ireland.
With no formal agreement between the UK and EU (at the time of writing) and another UK COVID-19 lockdown, it is clear that the next two months will be pivotal for AIC Members.
Winter 2020 edition of the Fertiliser Industry Assurance Scheme Newsletter. Topics covered include the new FIAS Standard: FIAS 2021, the Beirut explosion and remote auditing through the Covid-19 pandemic.
Over the last few months the feed industry has continued to respond to the challenge of COVID-19, including the steep learning curve in implementing remote UFAS audits.
