AIC created its Hazard Analysis and Critical Point (HACCP) course specifically for those in the agri-food sector including feed, crops for feed and food, and for all types of businesses from feed mills to merchants, stores, and transport companies.
AIC is delighted to announce that the annual Seed Trade Dinner will be held this year at The Balmoral Hotel, Edinburgh on Thursday, 3 December 2026. The Seed Trade Dinner is a fantastic opportunity to connect with colleagues and others in the UK's certified seed sector for valuable networking and to celebrate the industry's achievements.
This year's AIC Dinner and Conference is set to feature a range of thought leaders from politics, business, academia and trade to explore this year’s theme of "Delivering for the Agri-Food Supply Chain in an Ever-Changing World".
The Fertiliser Sector Annual Dinner is a popular event in the Sector calendar and places are always oversubscribed - Members are encouraged to book early.
In this episode of The AIC Podcast, Rose Riby, AIC Head of Combinable Crops and Seed, and David Huish from Dalton Seeds and Vice Chair of the AIC Seed Committee discuss certified seed, what it is, what it means for growers and why it matters for the future of the UK seed industry.
In this episode of The AIC Podcast, Rose Riby, AIC Head of Combinable Crops and Seed, and David Huish from Dalton Seeds and Vice Chair of the AIC Seed Committee discuss certified seed, what it is, what it means for growers and why it matters for the future of the UK seed industry.
In this episode of The AIC Podcast, Rose Riby, AIC Head of Combinable Crops and Seed, and David Huish from Dalton Seeds and Vice Chair of the AIC Seed Committee discuss certified seed, what it is, what it means for growers and why it matters for the future of the UK seed industry.
Alongside the meetings covered in the AIC Key Industry Meetings update, AIC colleagues have been engaging with industry experts, regulators and stakeholders across a range of events to ensure Members' interests are represented and emerging developments are identified early.