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Maddie Dunn writes for Food Manufacturer on whether the UK's Government’s vision for food and farming has come into focus

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Labour returned to power in July 2024.  Elected on the back of a manifesto which stated that food security is national security, Labour pledged to champion British farming whilst protecting the environment, committing that, if elected, the party would reduce food prices by removing barriers to businesses trading.

But one year on, how much clearer are we on the government’s vision for food and farming and how that might be achieved?

In an article for Food Manufacturer, Maddie Dunn (Legal Director) analyses the food and farming progress under Labour. She addresses:

  • Challenges in agricultural policy 
  • Impact of APR and BPR reforms

  • Emerging government vision
  • Sector engagement and strategy release
  • Future expectations

Read the full piece in Food Manufacturer here (subscription required).

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