Today (28 October 2026), the UK Government announced that fertiliser import tariffs will be suspended for one year, except on products originating from Russia and Belarus.
Following an assessment, Great Britain has lifted the import restrictions that were implemented in June 2025 due to an outbreak of lumpy skin disease (LSD) in France.
UK Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) comes into effect on 1 January 2027. Find key information, practical steps and the latest Government guidance to help AIC Fertiliser Members prepare.
The Government has published a significant package of new and updated UK CBAM guidance, giving fertiliser businesses further detail ahead of implementation on 1 January 2027.
Thank you to everyone who responded. Member feedback gives us practical examples to bring into discussions with Government and highlight the real-world impacts of high fuel costs and the prospect of shortages across the wider supply chain.
AIC is hosting a Members-only webinar on Friday 27 November at 09:30 to provide Members with an update on the Sanitary and Phytosanitary (SPS) agreement between the UK and EU, following the UK-EU Summit on 20 November.
UK and EU leaders will meet in Brussels on 20 November 2026 for the second EU-UK Summit, with trade and regulatory cooperation among the areas expected to be discussed.
The second EU-UK Summit will take place in Brussels on 20 November 2026, bringing together UK and EU leaders to review progress in the relationship and discuss future cooperation.
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.
Dairy UK has announced a new expectation that, from 30 December 2026, all feed supplied into the UK dairy supply chain should meet recognised deforestation-free requirements for key forest-risk commodities.
FEFAC has published an initial assessment of the impact of drought conditions on feed supply chains across Europe, highlighting shortages of forage crops, reduced maize production and growing pressure on livestock feed supplies in a number of Member States.