The Department for Business, Innovation, Science and Trade (BIST) has launched a consultation to inform the UK's future trade priorities with Indonesia, the Philippines, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Uruguay.
In this episode of The AIC Podcast, AIC Head of Policy and External Affairs Ed Barker and AIC Head of Animal Feed James McCulloch discuss the latest developments in UK and EU deforestation policy and what they mean for agricultural supply chains.
The Department for Business and Trade (DBT) Business Academy Team is running a series of upcoming webinars to support businesses in understanding EU trading obligations
Aflatoxin B1 levels of 11.8 ppb have been identified in a maize shipment at Rotterdam, exceeding the legal limit for dairy feed (5 ppb) but remaining below the legal maximum for feed materials (20 ppb).
On 7 July 2026, the European Commission published two linked initiatives: the EU Protein Action Plan and the first-ever EU Livestock Strategy. Together, they are intended to strengthen the resilience of European Union (EU) agriculture, improve food security and reduce reliance on imported feed proteins.
AIC has received Member queries regarding the storage classification of 27-10 / 27N + 10SO₃ fertilisers under the Control of Major Accident Hazards Regulations (COMAH).
As a member of the UKSCI, AIC has been asked to share this joint UKSCI and Defra webinar invitation with Members on the UK Government’s approach to deforestation regulation.
The Government announced today (23 June), during London Climate Action Week, that it plans to introduce new rules in Great Britain (GB) to tackle illegal deforestation in GB supply chains.
The 2026 European Feed Manufacturers' Federation (FEFAC) Congress highlighted a European feed and livestock sector at a strategic crossroads, shaped by shifting production geography, evolving trade dynamics, regulatory pressures and growing sustainability expectations.
AIC recently met with representatives from the Scottish Government office in Brussels to discuss key policy developments affecting the agri-supply sector.
The UK Government has published information to help businesses prepare for a potential Sanitary and Phytosanitary (SPS) agreement with the European Union, which remains under negotiation.
UK Government is progressing a programme of temporary tariff suspensions on selected agricultural and food products to help address cost of living pressures and reduce food prices following disruption linked to the Middle East conflict.