Brexit

Despite a difficult first couple of years of Brexit, exports of food and drink rose in 2022

We explore how the popularity of British cheese has been affected by events such as Brexit, the pandemic and the cost-of-living crisis

Wildlife and farming groups have criticised the proposed move away from Environmental Land Management Schemes (Elms) as a huge step backwards for food security and the environment

With the exchange rate of the GBP at an all-time low, we examine the impact on fine food retailers reliant on foreign imports

Charity and trade groups within the farming industry are looking closely at the two remaining PM candidates to assess their support for revitalising British farming

Geographically protected food and drink provide national pride and help to support local producers, so should the UK be focusing on this key way to boost British produce?

After Brexit caused havoc with delays and new checks at the British border, exports have dropped by £2.4billion in the 15 months after leaving the EU, but trade is starting to recover

An introduction of imperial measurements could be on its way as the British government harnesses Jubilee nostalgia – but what does this mean for indies?

The UK has made gains in trade and footfall in the first half of 2022 as the country recovers from the pandemic

The UK Government has announced a fourth delay to the introduction of new checks and requirements for imports from the European Union

With Brexit now officially in full force, fine food retailers across the UK are struggling with costs and supplier issues when it comes to importing European produce