The FEFAC Feed Sustainability Charter 2030 Charter is the European feed industry response to the EU Green Deal Objectives affecting EU feed and livestock production. The Charter contains concrete feed sector actions at EU and national level featuring animal nutrition solutions that can help increase the sustainability of livestock farming operations.
The latest Climate Change Agreement newsletter has been published which includes links for UK businesses in Climate Change Agreements to prepare to submit their 2025 subsidy award information to HMRC.
Sites covered by a Climate Change Agreement (CCA) can claim up to 92% relief on the Climate Change Levy (CCL) for electricity and up to 89% relief on other fuels.
AIC has developed the following document to summarise and explain the eligibility of the various Government schemes that are relevant to the feed sector.
The Environment Agency (EA) is seeking feedback from permitted businesses that are experiencing, or are concerned they may experience, operational impacts as a result of heat or water-related issues.
On 17 July, the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) published guidance outlining how the European Union Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) will apply in Northern Ireland.
AIC is preparing an industry response to the Environment Agency (EA) consultation on proposals for a new standard rules permit for mobile boilers. Members are invited to share any views on the proposed permitting, regulation, deployment and charging arrangements.