A specialist food provider is offering continued access to its production technologies, regardless of the result of EU-UK trade negotiations. European Freeze Dry, which has factories in Lancashire, UK and Kirke Hyllinge, Denmark has scaled [read more…]
Logistics UK is urging both sides in the Brexit negotiations to focus on achieving a consensus in order to protect economies on both sides of the Channel from the impact of a potential No Deal [read more…]
A new report from a committee of MPs shines a light on the impact to UK wine businesses of the government’s new red tape requirements, which will push up the price of wine for consumers [read more…]
Flexibility has been business critical this year to many across the retail and ecommerce sector, and having the ability to adapt to seemingly ever-changing circumstances has been key to success. With Brexit driving a demand [read more…]
More than 30 organisations representing the organic food and drink sector have written to Chief UK Negotiator, Lord Frost, and the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, Rt Hon Michael Gove MP, to express their [read more…]
The UK faces plenty of hard work and tough choices as it embarks on life outside the EU and the country’s food policy is set to be a hot issue, GlobalData Food Editor Dean Best [read more…]
Organisations from across the UK food and drink supply chain have today (27th January) launched a new policy paper outlining common themes the Government should use to develop future trade policy, as negotiations between the [read more…]
The latest insight from Bord Bia, the Irish Food Board, reveals a strong positive sentiment from UK consumers towards Irish food and drink products and a declining confidence in the availability of the food and [read more…]
Logistics businesses are struggling to fill job vacancies as the number of EU nationals immigrating to the UK for work continues to plummet, according to a report released this month by FTA. The organisation, which [read more…]
Last week, ministers were forced to publish a five-page document spelling out the government’s “planning assumptions” under Operation Yellowhammer – the government’s no-deal plan. Since then, retailers and trade associations, such as John Lewis, Co-Op and the [read more…]
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