The latest Crime news for UK farmers and the agricultural industry.
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The European Commission has presented criteria to identify endocrine disruptors in agricultural products. The Commission proposes to adopt a strong…
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European Union health ministers have called on all member countries to have national action plans in place by the middle of next year. The world is…
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Worcester City Council has banned the release of balloons and sky lanterns, in a bid to reduce the harmful effects they can have on livestock…
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Farmers are being urged to ensure they are properly insured ahead of the introduction of tougher new penalties for businesses convicted of corporate…
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Draft plans to tighten up official controls from farm to fork were informally agreed by food safety MEPs and the Dutch Presidency of the Council on…
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Valuable farming equipment weighing two tonnes has been stolen from land near Leeds. North Yorkshire Police are trying to track down the Watkins…
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The European Commission has today presented criteria to identify endocrine disruptors in agricultural products. The Commission proposes to adopt a…
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The Environment Audit Committee report released today states that funding for river maintenance has decreased by 6 per cent from 2010-15. The report…
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The Midlands’ leading agricultural lawyer has urged farmers and landowners to protect themselves against potential damage from the growing use of…
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Specialist training for North East Police officers - enabling them to more effectively tackle livestock thefts estimated to cost more than £1.2m in…
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