Farmers Weekly7 August 2026 · Anne Dunn
"The Fresh Produce Consortium (FPC) has launched a new campaign urging farmers, businesses and the public to press MPs to strengthen the UK's food security... The UK-EU Reset Action Pack encourages supporters to call for improvements to post-Brexit trading arrangements to reduce border delays and compliance costs affecting imported fresh produce." Quotes Nigel Jenney: "When nine out of ten of the people running our food system say the risks are rising, and every one of them says government hasn't kept up, that's not a warning, it's a verdict."
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HortWeek7 August 2026
"The Fresh Produce Consortium (FPC), the trade body representing the UK's fresh fruit, vegetable and flower supply chain, has today launched freshproduceaction.co.uk, a national campaign platform giving the public, industry and MPs the tools to act on the mounting risks facing Britain's food security."
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Fresh Produce Journal7 August 2026
Fruitnet reports that fresh produce businesses can now write to their MP about UK-EU Reset trade friction in under ten minutes using FPC's new online Action Pack, which consolidates the trade body's evidence with ready-to-send email templates.
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Grocery Gazette11 June 2026 · Kieran Howells
"This is not simplification. It is a transfer of burden. And the industry's effective solutions and repeated warnings are being ignored," FPC chief executive Nigel Jenney told Grocery Gazette, warning that new EU-style controls on Rest of World supply chains — which already have a 99.5% compliance record — could mean up to 120,000 consignments a year facing potential physical inspection.
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Fresh Produce Journal22 July 2026
Fruitnet covers the launch of the "One Squeeze Too Far" chefs' petition, developed by FPC in partnership with Delifresh, which has since been signed by more than 1,350 chefs, restaurateurs and kitchen professionals.
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