AIC Scotland

Members in Scotland are represented by a number of sector specific Scottish committees. Representatives sit on a number of AIC committees and working groups which ensures that information and issues are transferred between both AIC and members in Scotland.

Ian Muirhead

AIC Scotland Policy Manager, AIC

Members only

05 Jan 2021

AIC Scotland Manifesto 2021

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Please find attached the AIC Scotland manifesto for the 2021 Scottish Parliamentary elections scheduled to be held in May of this year. The purpose of this document is to highlight the many and varied issues of strategic importance to our members and the wider agricultural industry.

10 Dec 2020

AIC Scotland elects Robin Barron as chair

Robin Barron has been elected as chairman of Agricultural Industries Confederation (AIC) Scotland, succeeding Stephen Kenyon who has served since April 2017. Sarah Bell of Cefetra was elected as vice-chair.

Members only

09 Dec 2020

Help Shape Scottish Arable Support Policies

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The Scottish Government have set up a farmer-led arable policy group under the chairmanship of Andrew Moir. Andrew has been in contact with me to encourage AIC Scotland members to feed-in ideas on how we support Scottish arable farmers going forward.

Members only

08 Dec 2020

EU Exit Useful Guidance Resources

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In order to help member businesses prepare for the end of the transition period on the 31 st of December AIC Scotland are providing links to a number of resources which provide access to continually updated guidance as we near the end of the year, this includes information on ‘no deal’ requirements. Please use the links below to access these resources.

Members only

23 Nov 2020

AIC Scotland Online Meeting - 26th November

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Time is running out to sign up for the AIC Scotland meeting and AGM being held this Thursday (26 th ). The meeting will be held online using the microsoft teams platform.

Members only

03 Nov 2020

Updated Scottish Government Guidance - Covid 19

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| As members will be aware as of Monday 2 nd of November Scotland has moved into a new phase of restrictions in light of the increasing prevalence of Covid-19 in certain parts of the country.