AIC Stakeholder Reports

Report from the House of Lords EU Energy and Environment Sub-Committee to which AIC gave evidence.

Council Decision authorising the European Commission to begin negotiations with the UK to set out the arrangements for exit from the European Union. The decision also makes provision that negotiations should have regard to the guidelines by which the negotiations should be conducted.

The House of Lords EU Committee have published their review on the implications of Brexit for UK agriculture.

The International Meat Trade Association have written to the Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union (David Davis) highlighting the need for future trade arrangements with the EU to continue without costly and disruptive border checks, processes and procedures.

FDE have statement underlining the need to minimise the business impact of the UK’s departure on European food and drink companies and the necessity to establish a new and sustainable working relationship as quickly as possible.

Two of our partner European trade associations have written to support the need to recognise the integrated nature of current supply chains and the importance of the EU Exit negotiations recognising the need to continue to maintain future trade and business relations between the uk and Europe.

The House of Lords European Union Committee has published its report on environmental and climate change regulation post UK exiting the EU.

What will happen to Plant Health and Plant Protection Product regulations after Brexit.

This report presents the findings of the House of Lords, European Union Committee on the options for trade post Exit of the European Union. The analysis investigates options and implications for various trade arrangements, the timescales and challenges these present for new trade negotiations are explored and recommendations to the Government on the options and priorities in their developing approach to Article 50 and the subsequent negotiations for future trading agreements.

The NFUS views on their priorities for trade, the report presents some UK and Scotland specific analysis which provides some useful insight into the current trade between the EU, UK and Scotland.

This white paper published on the 2nd February sets out the principles introduced by the Prime Minister to guide EU exit negotiations.

NFUS Press Release

A report of the Business Forum meeting on Tuesday 22 November 2016