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Organic farmer Mrs Elizabeth Rees elected President of the Welsh Black Cattle Society

25 July 2012

The Soil Association would like to take this opportunity to congratulate Mrs Rees on her recent appointment.

Soil Association Comment on Launch of 'Valuing our Clothes' by Wrap

24 July 2012

Originating as Defra's Sustainable Clothing Action Roadmap, this new report aims to highlight opportunities across the clothing value chain to reduce the resource impacts of clothing supply, use and disposal. The Soil Association welcomes both the i...

Brussels rules against seed diversity

24 July 2012

The choice of what crops are available for gardeners to grow has been dealt yet another restrictive blow, according to leading organic charities Garden Organic and the Soil Association.

Useful new report on GM

23 July 2012

A useful report on GM has recently been published by a team of genetic scientists at London’s King College, Michael Antoniou, Claire Robinson and John Fagan. It takes a thorough look at the scientific evidence around claims made about GM.

HRH and Welsh Government support the growth of the Catering Mark in Wales

19 July 2012

On 12th July Alun Davies, Wales’ Deputy Minister for Agriculture, Food and Fisheries, hosted the Welsh Food Summit in partnership with Peter Davies, Commissioner for Sustainable Futures, on behalf of the Welsh Government.

Soil Association Certification expands to Asia Pacific alongside Australian Certified Organic

19 July 2012

Soil Association Certification and Australian Certified Organic (ACO) are pleased to announce their partnership in organic textiles.

Soil Association Certification expands to Asia Pacific alongside Australian Certified Organic

19 July 2012

Soil Association Certification and ACO are pleased to announce their partnership in organic textiles.

Head Vegetable Gardener at Le Manoir aux Quat' Saisons

16 July 2012

We are currently looking for a Head Vegetable Gardener to join the team at Le Manoir.

Soil Association comment re: Gates funding to develop GM cereal

15 July 2012

The BBC has today [15 July 2012] reported £6.4m funding from the Gates Foundation, first announced in June, for the John Innes Centre in Norwich 'to test the feasibility of developing cereal crops capable of fixing nitrogen as an environmentally-sus...
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