Spraying crops with glyphosate just before harvest harms nature and human health. It's time to end the use of glyphosate as a pre-harvest desiccant.
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Hear about our sessions across two packed days at Groundswell 2026, with insights into building resilience in the face of uncertainty and approaches that work for people and the planet.
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Soil Association Certification’s Head of Regulatory Affairs and Trade reflects on a year of activity supporting the organic sector.
This regulation relating to sustainability claims could affect organic. Here's what businesses should be aware of.
Soil Association Certification fights for government to handle information requests after Defra error.
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Following months of proposed changes to the EU Deforestation Regulation, in December 2025, simplifications and delayed application dates were announced.
Read our deep-dive into the EU's Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) to find out what it means for your organic business.
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Precision Bred Organisms (PBOs) are excluded by organic rules. Read our take on the impact and risks of gene-edited crops for organic businesses and consumers.
Key takeaways and slides from a powerful keynote by sustainability expert Solitaire Townsend, co-founder and chief solutionist at Futerra.
Policy momentum is building, creating a fresh opportunity for businesses, farmers, and policymakers. Join us to help shape the future together.
In May 2024, Defra consulted on introducing mandatory Method of Production (MOP) labelling for animal products. For organic farmers, the stakes are high.
