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    NFU responds to the TAC report on the Australia trade deal

    Simon KingBy Simon KingApril 14, 20222 Mins Read
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    Responding to the Trade and Agriculture Commission’s report into the Free Trade Agreement (FTA) between the UK and Australia, NFU president Minette Batters said, as the first deal to be struck under the new independent trade policy, this FTA provided a chance to set the standard for future deals which incentivise trade in food produced to higher environmental and animal welfare standards.

    Mrs Batters said: “However, it is clear from this report that the UK government has missed the opportunity to reach a genuinely innovative and world-class FTA with Australia.

    “While it is reassuring that this deal will not result in a change in production standards here, the report confirms that this FTA simply opens up UK agricultural markets for Australian produce, whether or not produced to the same standards that are legally required of UK farmers.”

    She said that this deal will pave the way for others to follow and she said she is increasingly concerned about the cumulative impact of the government’s FTA programme, especially as its own impact assessments anticipate a negative economic impact on UK farmers.

    Mrs Batters continued: “It’s vital that government provides a clear programme of policies and investment to help UK farming get ‘match ready’ for this new, tougher trading environment. We also need to see government working with farmers to develop a set of core environmental and animal welfare standards which it can seek to safeguard through forthcoming FTAs, as well as in its general import policy under its current WTO commitments.

    “I would like to thank the Trade and Agriculture Commission for producing such a detailed report which will no doubt be useful to Parliamentary select committees as they themselves scrutinise this FTA.”

    To read the TAC report, click HERE.

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