THIS IS A TALE of how the EU uses regulations, quotas and tariffs to erect a Fortress Europe that, by protecting its inefficient and unsustainable
DESPITE all the challenges from pizzas, burgers, Indian and Chinese take-aways, kebabs, chicken buckets and other fast foods – fish and chips continues to remain
FINALLY joining the CPTPP (Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership) will be a great moment for our Global Britain. As our research has shown
EARLIER THIS YEAR the European Commission proposed a new law to halt deforestation and minimise the EU’s impact on forests worldwide. Its aim was to
WE REALLY DO live in a world that has turned logic upside down and are living through the other side of the looking glass (the
AS IS USUAL with such matters you probably did not know that last year the European Commission proposed a new law to halt deforestation and
HERE WE GO AGAIN! Another attempt to demonise Palm oil and save the world. This time it’s a rather unsubtle and loose article in The
The immediate inclination of politicians and technocrats when something goes wrong is to reach for the controls to try and exert more power over events.
MALAYSIA, the second biggest producer of palm oil, maintains it has enough palm oil to meet global demand and keep supply chains moving. Yet despite
IMAGINE you run a well-known supermarket chain and therefore attract a great deal of lobbying from environmental activists wanting to change the ways you do
AS WITH ANY political campaigning when it comes to saving the planet it is often difficult for the public to see the wood because of
A CONSTANT REFRAIN in the EU referendum was how important it was for our farmers to be in the EU’s Common Agricultural Policy and the