Agri-Business
Regulations that will provide the Agri-Food Regulator with additional powers are set to take effect from December 31 this year.
Fear of retaliation continues to deter complaints of unfair trading practices, the Agri-Food Regulator has said.
One in nine agri-food suppliers have reported being subject to an unfair trading practice (UTP) according to a survey.
The European Parliament has today (Thursday, February 12) adopted new measures to protect European...
An Rialálaí Agraibhia (Agri-Food Regulator) has opened its survey of suppliers of agri-food products into the retail and wholesale market.
Almost €42 million in fines were issued after hundreds of cases relating to unfair trading...
News
A new EU deal which aims to "support farmers’ position in the supply chain" has been agreed by the European Council and European Parliament.
Agri Politics
The Oireachtas Joint Committee on Agriculture and Food will meet tomorrow (Wednesday, July 2) to...
One-in-seven agri-food suppliers have reported being subject to unfair trading practices according to a survey by the Agri-Food Regulator.
The Agri-Food Regulator’s first case for Unfair Trading Practices Regulations was finalised at Ennis District Court, Co. Clare.
Rural Life
The umbrella group of EU farmers has welcomed the move by the commission to alter rules on UTPs and the CMO for agricultural products.
CEJA, the European Council of Young Farmers, is calling on legislators to follow through on a...
The European Commission has today (Tuesday, December 10) adopted an amendment of regulations for the agricultural sector.
A survey on behalf of An Rialálaí Agraibhia reports high recognition of the body but hesitation remains to report Unfair Trading Practices
A judge has directed that the operator of a halal meat plant attend court after An Rialálaí Agraibhia secured its first UTP conviction.
The Agri-Food Regulator is conducting a survey seeking the views of farmers on trading practices in the agri-food supply chain.
An Irish MEP has said that there is "clear evidence" of unfair trading practices operating in the food supply chain in the EU.
An Rialálaí Agraibhia (Agri-Food Regulator), has confirmed that it has commenced legal proceedings after an alleged UTP breach.
The Agri-Food Regulator has published its inaugural strategy statement setting out a roadmap for the first three years of the new office.
The president of the IFA Francie Gorman has said that a ban on below-cost buying and selling of food is urgently needed.
The EU is being called on to allow farmers to remain anonymous when reporting potential unfair trading practices.
Awareness among farmers and operators in the agri-food supply chain of unfair trading practices (UTPs) is "still too low".
Farmers and small suppliers across the food supply chain have been urged to share their experiences with unfair trading practices in a survey.
