Tractors descend on Parliament to protest trade deals undermining British food standards
Protestors headed to the capital ahead of the Agriculture Bill’s return to the Lords on Thursday.
Protestors headed to the capital ahead of the Agriculture Bill’s return to the Lords on Thursday.
Saudi-led forces have been accused of breaching international humantarian law after bombing schools, hospitals, weddings and food infrastructure in Yemen.
"We will never compromise on the standards or specifications of our products, and that includes a commitment to never selling chlorinated chicken or hormone injected beef."
“The more we scratch the surface about the PPE contracts awarded by the government, the more serious questions that arise."
Let's hope others follow suit.
A lack of progress in EU-UK talks could impede any US deal, Labour said.
The British public "do not want to see chlorinated chicken or hormone-fed beef on their supermarket shelves".
A No 10 source told the PA news agency that the details of the response were yet to be finalised.
In 2017 Michael Gove said there would be no such products allowed into British supermarkets.
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