The NFU was invited to speak at the one-year anniversary webinar of the UK Soy Manifesto. NFU food business adviser Helen Hunt sets out the key challenges for the sector.
The NFU has welcomed the opportunity to be a supporter of the UK Soy Manifesto. The manifesto is an industry commitment to ensure all physical supplies to the UK are deforestation and conversion free by 2025.
Three key points:
We must focus on mass market movement to verified deforestation, conversion-free soy and due diligence should be carried out at the point of import to ensure complete compliance and a smooth transition.
Any additional costs must be recognised further up the supply chain.
We must ensure that the same scrutiny is given to imported products with soy embedded within it.
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