Prime Minister Rishi Sunak outlined a package of support before a summit. As part of this support package, farmers in the UK will benefit from a commitment to protect their interests in future trade deals. Support to boost domestic fruit and vegetable production and new investment in technologies. In addition, farmers will benefit from a commitment to protect their interests in future trade deals.
During the summer of last year, the Prime Minister committed to hosting the event as part of his pledge to support farmers in the UK. To fulfil this commitment, the entire food supply chain. Representatives will gather at Number 10 for the UK Farm to Fork Summit. This summit aims to determine ways to increase growth, drive innovation, and improve sustainability.
The government has confirmed various measures in advance of the Summit to help strengthen long-term resilience. And sustainability of the sector provides greater stability for farmers after a difficult period caused by global challenges. Including the illegal invasion of Ukraine, which has contributed to rising costs. These measures will help strengthen the sector and will help strengthen the long-term resilience and sustainability of the sector. The government has also confirmed that 45,000 visas will again be available to the horticulture sector next year. This will allow the sector to better prepare for the picking season and provide the sector with further assurance.
Senior officials from the UK’s agriculture, horticulture, and agri-food industries will be present at the Summit as attendees. The event will examine how the government and industry can work together to increase investment, innovation, and sustainability and support long-term resilience at every stage of the food system, from farming to manufacturing, distribution, and retail. Additionally, the event will feature discussions on a set of key themes along with a showcase of great British food and drink businesses and innovators.
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said:
“I will always back British farmers, and I pay tribute to their hard work and dedication all year round, which keeps shelves stocked and food on our tables.
“Supporting our farmers and food producers must, and always will be, at the heart of our plans to grow the economy and build a more prosperous country.
“That’s why I’m proud to host this summit, and working together, I’m determined to build resilience, strengthen our food security and champion the best British at home and overseas.”