Radical Reset on Food Production Needed
A new report from the All Party Parliamentary Group on Science and Technology in Agriculture (APPGSTA) calls for a radical reset in domestic agricultural policy.
The report suggests harnessing scientific advances to improve UK food self-sufficiency while reducing environmental impact, as part of its 30:50:50 strategy.
- Produce 30% more food
- Reduce environmental impact by 50%
- Target year: 2050
Without radical policy reform, the UK risks further erosion of its food self-sufficiency and growing reliance on imports at a time when geopolitical instability and climate extremes also threaten global food supply chains.
The report was presented in Westminster as part of the APPGSTAs strategy to address the challenges facing the UKs food production.
Author summary: Radical reset needed for UK food production.
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