Calls for British households to pay more for food are gaining traction among industry leaders concerned for the nation’s long-term food security. Nigel Murray, managing director of northern supermarket chain
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Britain is at a crossroads as government ambitions to reach net zero spark concerns among agricultural experts and Members of Parliament. A cross-party committee report warns that plans to construct
England has endured its second-worst harvest since records began in 1984, amplifying serious concerns over both the resilience and future of British agriculture. New government data confirms that farmers reaped
British agriculture is witnessing a technological metamorphosis as farmers embrace sophisticated drone technology to enhance productivity and streamline operations. The Watercress Company in Hampshire exemplifies this shift, having invested £80,000
Devon-based organic vegetable box company Riverford has announced a substantial £1.3 million profit-sharing scheme for its workforce following an exceptional year of financial performance. The company’s pre-tax profits more than
The Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) has proposed a temporary inheritance tax holiday for farmers, addressing concerns over recent government changes to agricultural taxation. This recommendation comes in response to
The British government is contemplating significant modifications to inheritance tax (IHT) regulations for farmers aged 80 and above, marking a potential shift in policy following intense protests in Westminster this
The British government is contemplating significant modifications to inheritance tax rules for farmers aged 80 and above, marking a potential retreat from controversial reforms announced in October. This development emerges
A significant disruption in the British cheese sector has emerged as hundreds of UK entries failed to clear customs en route to the prestigious World Cheese Awards in Viseu, Portugal,
British agricultural producers are orchestrating a nationwide strike this month, threatening to deliberately disrupt the UK’s food supply chain in response to proposed inheritance tax changes that could see a
British farmers have issued stark warnings of potential militant action following Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ controversial inheritance tax reforms, which could significantly impact the agricultural sector’s future. The National Farmers’ Union
