EMAIL USMission Statement
The FPC is committed to the increased success of the produce and floral industries of the United Kingdom
To achieve this we –
- Inform and advise on current issues affecting our industry.
- Provide a forum for members to meet and discuss current issues and concerns, which may impact on the industry, and take action where necessary on their behalf.
- Maintain a close liaison with politicians and civil servants, working to influence UK and EU legislators on behalf of our members.
- Promote the consumption of fresh produce throughout the whole community.
THE VOICE OF YOUR INDUSTRY LEADING THE WAY WITH A VISION FOR THE FUTURE |
Latest News
FPC calls for greater support from ports
ALV proves a winner for importers
Eating 5-a-day should be child's play
Fresh produce industry welcomes Food 2030 strategy
Inadequate FSA guidance will cause industry chaos on new import controls
Government departments need to set the table together
Fair miles - not food miles - are a welcome step towards sustainable development
FPC welcomes ALV launch with delivery of full benefits for the industry
Celebrate British at the Olympics - but let's enjoy global produce
FPC welcomes Government's promise to cut red tape for importers
Eat with the seasons - but avoid confusing claims about green credentials
FPC welcomes support for traditional markets
Increased controls will burden importers unnecessarily
FPC Response to FSA Consultation - increased controls of 'high risk' imports
UK cuts tape on EU Marketing Standards
Research into green labelling schemes must benefit consumers and trade
FPC welcomes public debate on GM as potential tool for horticulture
Archbishop living in cloud cuckoo land
FPC to celebrate industry's links with Mexico at Annual Dinner 2010
FPC statement on Eat In Colour campaign
Unpalatable truth of uncoordinated EU healthy eating campaign
FPC calls on GLA to develop stronger relationships to combat rogue businesses
Industry welcomes Food Policy Council's support for fruit & veg strategy
FPC welcomes development of ALV but calls for urgent action to ensure benefits for industry
Industry set to play key role in securing UK food supplies
UK needs to act globally to secure food security sustainably
Traditional markets - survive or thrive? FPC challenges authorities to give more support
IDC puts air-freighted produce in perspective
FPC comments on PRC Quarter 4 Report
FPC calls on UK to follow Scottish lead to expand School Fruit & Veg Scheme
FPC Pesticide Registration MRLs and Risk Assessment by Cathy Eiden EPA
FPC Press Release - be reasonable about 'seasonable'
Mapping waste in the supply chain
Slough gangmaster loses GLA licence
FPC Press Release - Fresh produce industry puts best foot forward 02 04 09
PAN scrutinises retailer over pesticides
27 March 2009
How to create a DUCR v10 ALV - 3 Pilot Phases in March/April. If you wish to be involved in the 4th Phase phase 11 May contact FPC
Supply Chain Practices Consultation
24 February 2009
FPC Press Release - Confusion fuels concerns for horticulture 23 February 09
FSA consumer survey - 20 February 09
Automatic Licence Verification System (ALV) pilot seeks input - 13 February 09
SITPRO Ports Review - 06 February 09
FPC Press Release - FPC dinner celebrates Kenyan links 04 02 09
Response to Freshinfo Soil Association target article 27 01 09
FPC Response to FPJ David Shapley column 27 01 09 - subject: EU crop protection restriction - letter to the editor from Nigel Jenney
National Outbreaks and Incidents - Dr Bob Adak HPA January 2009
FPC Press Release - European Parliament Jeopardises Fruit & Veg Supply
FInal EU Proposals on Crop Protection Products
PRESS RELEASE - Future of horticulture remains critical
Gordon Brown responds to EU proposals
Fruit Logistica - Pre-book and save
PRESS RELEASE - FPC marks the passing of former president
PRESS RELEASE - Food security still at risk from EU proposals
Revised Marketing Standards get the go-ahead
EU proposals on pesticides – next steps
Importers Division nominations
Commission to set nutrient profiles
European consumers and food labelling
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