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If you need to return goods to the EU, they will be treated as an export. The competent authority will explain to you how to do this, if it happens. WRAP, ‘UK progress against Courtauld 2025 targets and UN Sustainable Development Goal 12.3’, https://wrap.org.uk/resources/report/uk-progress-against-courtauld-2025-targets-and-un-sustainable-development-goal-123. ↩ To import regulated plants and plant products, you must get a phytosanitary certificate for each consignment from the plant health authority in the country where your supplier is. The UK is largely self-sufficient in barley and oats, and 81% self-sufficient in milling wheat (slightly higher for wheat overall), which is the most significant grain crop for food consumption in the UK. It is not likely or desirable for this figure of 81% to rise much higher, as the remaining percentage is largely made up of hard wheat types not suited to the UK’s climate and soils. Further to this, global competition in wheat production and prices means there is significant economic risk involved with trying to fully meet domestic milling needs, since any surplus could be undervalued relative to the costs incurred during production. UK farmers instead grow what they are best able to, a mix of milling and feed wheat according to market demand and prevailing weather conditions. A certificate of conformity shows that the product meets the Specific Marketing Standards for that product.

Since 1 January 2022, if you import regulated and notifiable goods from the EU (except the Republic of Ireland) you’ll have needed to: If you’re in England or Wales, you can apply for a certificate of conformity using the apply for plant export certificates and inspections service. In Scotland, you should apply to SASA for this certification. Agritourism takes many different forms and comes in many different shapes and sizes. Some examples include:

Australia's key agricultural products

There are safety, equipment and storage requirements you must meet to become a place of destination in Great Britain. Greenhouse gas emissions from agriculture have reduced overall since 1990, but have not changed in recent years. The newly published Net Zero Strategy sets out areas where innovation and emerging technologies may support the sector in adapting to climate change, and also discusses alternative proteins (Chapter 3, sections 22 and 33). [footnote 26] WRAP’s Courtauld Commitment 2030 aims to reduce UK food system greenhouse gas emissions by 50% by 2030 (alongside targets on water and waste). [footnote 27]

Total land area allocated to organic farming peaked in the 2000s and has declined slightly since, perhaps partly due to tougher economic times since 2008. With new environmental land management schemes promising alternative rewards for balancing productivity with environmental benefits, sustainable production in the UK is likely to grow in scale and importance. Indicator 2.3.2 UK soil health Headlines The Food Production to Supply Ratio is calculated as the farmgate value of raw food production divided by the value of raw food for human consumption. Essentially it compares the value of what is produced in the UK with what is consumed. The production to supply ratio is higher for indigenous type food, the food products which can be produced in the UK. For all food it is lower because this accounts for consumption of food types which cannot be produced in the UK for reasons of climate, soil, or other factors. Data and Assessment Defra, ‘Soil nutrient balances UK 2020’, https://www.gov.uk/government/statistics/uk-and-england-soil-nutrient-balances-2020/soil-nutrient-balances-uk-2020-statistics-notice. ↩

You’ll need to submit a PEACH application requesting a certificate of conformity for SMS goods, if both of the following conditions apply: Since 1 January 2022, other regulated goods imported from the EU (except the Republic of Ireland) have also needed to go through some plant health controls. Regulated and notifiable plants and plant products You can apply for a phytosanitary certificate and a certificate of conformity at the same time using this service.

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