“It was really encouraging to see so many politicians drop in to our event today as it demonstrates that they understand what a pivotal moment this is for the UK farming and horticulture industry.
“Their reaction to our response has been very positive so far and I look forward to engaging with members of both the House of Commons and Lords to help deliver the NFU’s vision for the future of food, farming and the environment.”
Luke Pollard, MP for Plymouth Sutton and Devonport, said:
"Farming is a hugely important sector but it faces considerable uncertainty because of Brexit. Organisations like the NFU are getting on and proposing very credible and serious suggestions that will help farmers."
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