Successor body to take over horticultural EAMU and emergency authorisations

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Successor body to take over horticultural EAMU and emergency authorisations

The horticultural industry has established a grower-owned working group to provide support to a successor body to AHDB Horticulture to take over processing of EAMU applications and emergency authorisations.

Ashleigh Ellwood

13 October 2022 鈥� 1 min read

Successor body to take over horticultural EAMU and emergency authorisations

Following 鈥榦verwhelming鈥� support from crop associations, the horticultural industry has established a working group to provide support to a grower-owned, grower-led successor body to take over the processing...

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