Brexit

The European Union's decision to recognise Britain's organic products comes as a “huge relief” to the sector – but over the long term, questions still remain

Research by GlobalData shows that consumers are prioritising sustainable, local and ethical food and drink, creating a way for British brands to get ahead after Brexit

Farming and environment groups urge the government to provide clarity on details of its path to sustainable farming

The continued uncertainty around the UK’s exit from the European Union at the end of the year has put the food and drink industry in a challenging position

Farmers, chefs and campaigners are keeping the pressure on MPs to protect Britain’s food standards as the Agriculture Bill heads back to the House of Commons

Brexit will take effect on 1st January 2021, but there is still uncertainty over whether the government will secure a deal with the EU to prevent high tariffs

Dominic Cummings, the prime minister’s chief adviser, has told MPs not to accept amends made by the House of Lords, according to reports

Charles Michel, the president of the European Council says Brits must decide whether they want to lower their food standards after Brexit

We look at how proposed tariffs may impact the food industry, and how independent retailers can prepare for an increase in food prices

More than 30 organisations representing the organic food and drink sector warn that if equivalence is not agreed upon in Brexit deal, the UK’s high-quality organic food could be outright banned from European markets

The result of the Trade Bill being debated in the House of Lords this week could greatly impact the future of British food and farming, says the NFU